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2/22/2017 1 W. L. Gore & Associates Laying the Foundation for JI Lauren Reap & Jim Kraus W.L. Gore & Associates Implementing Job Instruction involves all functions A Training Strategy is vital to success TWI as a system - JR and JM are critical to JI Learning Objectives

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2/22/2017

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W. L. Gore &

Associates

Laying the Foundation for JI

Lauren Reap & Jim Kraus

W.L. Gore & Associates

Implementing Job Instruction involves all functions

A Training Strategy is vital to success

TWI as a system - JR and JM are critical to JI

Learning Objectives

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Together. Improving life.

W. L. Gore & Associates

Founded in 1958

10,000+ associates

More than $3 billion in sales

Privately held

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W. L. Gore &

Associates

Nurture a vibrant Culture that engages all Associates who deliver

innovative Products that create extraordinary value

for all of our stakeholders

Founded on deeply held beliefs

and guiding principles

Fosters an environment of trust,

respect and teamwork

Encourages innovation and

creativity

Instills ownership for personal

and Enterprise success

Culture

Embrace the culture

Act with the utmost integrity

Help others

Work collaboratively in teams

Seek diverse perspectives

Are passionate about what they do

Associates

Do what we say they will do

Build upon our deep knowledge

Leverage our core technology and

distinctive capabilities

Enhance the quality of life

We are proud of

Products

A Great Place to Work Globally

A World’s Best Multinational

Workplace

Recognized around the world on best

workplace lists in: Greater China

France

Germany

Italy

Korea

Spain

Sweden

United Kingdom

United States

Included on all FORTUNE

“100 Best Companies to Work For®”

lists in the U.S. since 1998 FORTUNE Magazine, February 3, 2014 © 2014 Time Inc. Used under license. FORTUNE and Time Inc. are not affiliated with, and do not endorse

products or services of W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.

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An Enterprise with a Unique Culture

Emphasis on personal relationships

Lattice-based organization

Environment that encourages innovation and creativity

Leadership defined by followership

W. L. Gore &

Associates

That’s W.L. Gore. Any questions?

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Laying the Foundation

2007 TWI introduced to Gore

2009 Training Model Established

2010 JI implementation

Implementation Implement systems – Use tools

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W. L. Gore &

Associates Off-line Training Center

Delivery of seamless

integration for all

Manufacturing

Associates

Onboarding Champion

Training Champion

Training Coordinator

Training Specialist

Steering Team

Process Trainer

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W. L. Gore &

Associates

Manufacturing

Leadership

Trainer

Selection/

Evaluation

Job

Breakdowns

Process

Training

Onboarding

Development

Systems

Training

Support

Training

Plan

A Challenging Journey

2014 Operations Re-Organization

2014 Cohesive Enterprise/MPD Strategy roll-out

2010-2014 “Inconsistent” Integration of JI

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W. L. Gore &

Associates

Different strategies = different organizations

Organization is more than structure

Alignment = effectiveness

Using Strategy to Align

Training People

JI Process

Training model Structure

Relationships People

Solving “people” issues Process

Recognition Reward

Problem Solving Process

Lean Mindset People

Metrics Process/Reward

Source: adapted from Jay R. Galbraith, Designing Organizations: An Executive Briefing on Strategy, Structure, and Process (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1995) and W.A. Fischer – 2013.

TWIV

TWI JI JM

JR

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Associates

New Operations Structure/Mindset

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Aligned on Strategy

Silo Mindset

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Repairing the Foundation

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Face to face with the customers Context for the feedback

“The Mea Culpa tour”

Real-time feedback using click-a-pads

Analyze training tools, processes, and methods

Gap Analysis

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Associates

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Survey Details

Associates were asked to rate the effectiveness of each

component of the training system on a scale of 1 – 4:

1: No evidence / not aware

2: Using it, but not very well (Lots of opportunity to

improve)

3: Using it, and it works well (Some opportunity to improve)

4: Efficient, effective tool that drives the right behavior

10%

19%

33%

38%

5%

18%

44%

33%

8%

19%

36% 37%

0%

5%

10%

15%

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25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

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Associate Onboarding

W. L. Gore &

Associates

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Training Strategy: Associates understand the MPD Training Strategy and are

engaged in meeting training goals and initiatives.

Theme:

A lot of teams/associates not aware of

the training strategy

Recommendation:

Coordinate with MO initiatives and get training initiatives aligned with enterprise strategy rather than doing a separate process

21%

37%

30%

12%

20%

46%

24%

10%

21%

40%

28%

11%

0%

5%

10%

15%

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30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

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Training Strategy

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Associates

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Training Model: The current training model, consisting of onboarding champions, process

trainers, training champions, training coordinators and a training specialist partners with

manufacturing leadership to provide the support associates need with regards to training.

Theme:

Many were not aware of the expectations and interaction between commitments listed on the training model

Recommendation:

Revise the training model and better define expectations an include the right roles

44%

15%

25%

16%

53%

21%

13% 14%

46%

17%

21%

15%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

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Training Model

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Associates

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Gap Analysis Findings

Training Strategy – disconnected / disengaged

Training Model/System – lack of understanding Particularly team leaders

Who “owns” training?

JI not being used – lack of consistency / skills

Job Breakdown confusion – Trainer notes vs. SOPs

JB’s in the quality system

Proces

s

Metric

Owner Customer

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Associates

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Actions from Gap Analysis

Align training with MPD strategy X Matrix

Use the training strategy to define skills, organization, processes, etc. The Star Model

RACI model for all training processes Accountability as the starting point

Implement “centralized” process for onboarding All associates supporting training go through same training

Updated the Training Model

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Delivery of seamless

integration for all

Manufacturing

Associates

Onboarding Champion

Training Champion

Training Coordinator

Production Leader

Manufacturing Leader

Process Trainer

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Associates

Training

Support Manufacturing

Leadership

Training Tool

Box (Standardized Tools

for Methods, Processes, &

Organization)

Training

Systems

Manufacturing

Summary – The Journey Continues

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Associates

All in the same boat

Alignment as an organization and function True North

No one tool/behavior gets you there, it is a system

Clear and constant communication At the gemba!

Leaders as coaches

Aligned and effective metrics

Engaged associates They are the customer

The Signs of Success

“A bad system will beat

a good person every

time.”

- W. Edwards Deming

W. L. Gore &

Associates

Laying the Foundation for JI

W.L. Gore & Associates

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