freshbaked Business lead the way in manufacturing training
Business improvement specialist freshbaked Business has been given the accolade of being selected as the first accredited training provider in Wales by the National Skills Academy for Manufacturing (NSAM).
Established to safeguard against poor training, NSAM work with the Government and UK manufacturers to create an independent national standard for manufacturing, training, content advice and delivery.
NSAM is a beacon of security for employers with all training providers having to successfully complete a thorough validation process before becoming NSAM accredited.
freshbaked Business was selected to go forward for this accreditation by SEMTA – The Sector Skills Council for Science, Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies – having already built up a strong history and excellent reputation for training in this field.
The Cardiff-based company is currently working with the likes of Continental Teves, Panasonic, Warburtons and BAE Systems to deliver business improvement techniques that set out to improve the overall productivity and efficiency of the manufacturing operations.
As an accredited provider, freshbaked will work alongside NSAM using leading edge training techniques to ensure that the training needs of the manufacturing sector are met to the highest national standard.
Steve Allcock, managing director of freshbaked Business, says: “Over the years, we have built up a solid reputation for delivering business improvement techniques to the manufacturing sector in Wales and we are delighted to have been given the seal of approval by NSAM through this accreditation.
“There is no doubt that times are tough for the manufacturing sector in this country and in order to survive in these difficult conditions manufacturing organisations are realising the importance of eliminating wasteful activity within their plants. We look forward to working closely with NSAM in the forthcoming months to help significantly increase manufacturing business’s ability to compete successfully in the ever changing global marketplace.”
Brian Thornton, regional manager at NSAM, said: “Our job is to identify the very best examples of manufacturing training content and delivery in the UK and help employers enjoy the sustained business benefits that better approaches to skills development can bring. freshbaked Business are leading the way with their approach in Wales and have already helped several manufacturing businesses reap the positive rewards of business improvement techniques. This new partnership will help us to improve the quality of manufacturing skills across Wales.” |
