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Contents
AboutSavolaPackagingSystems........................................................................................................3
SavolaPackagingSystemhistory......................................................................................... 3 SavolaPackagingSystemproducts ...................................................................................... 3 SavolaPackagingSystemMarkets ....................................................................................... 3 ExcellenceJourney.............................................................................................................. 3
SavolapackagingSystems:FromStrategytoResults................................................................4
KingAbdulazizQualityAwardModel.................................................................................. 4 Leadership........................................................................................................................... 4 StrategicPlanning................................................................................................................ 5 HumanResources................................................................................................................ 5 OperationsManagement.................................................................................................... 6 CustomerFocus................................................................................................................... 6 InformationAnalysis............................................................................................................ 7 SocialResponsibility............................................................................................................ 7 Results.................................................................................................................................8
TQMPractices:CaseStudyintrainingfield....................................................................................9
StrategicPlanning................................................................................................................ 9 Customerfocus .................................................................................................................. 10 Operationsmanagement.................................................................................................. 12 Informationanalysisandresults....................................................................................... 15
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AboutSavolaPackagingSystems
SavolaPackagingSystemhistory o 1982:startingwithinhouseproductionwithSavolaEdibleOils o 1991:establishingSavolaPackagingSystemsasanindividualcompany o 2005:EstablishingSavolaPlasticDivisionandAcquiringAlsharqPlastics Company o 2006:Acquiring75%ofNewMarinaPlastinEgypt,thisshareincreased to95%in2007 o 2008: Savola Plastic Division business units are exporting to more than 25countriesandexpectingmorethanSAR800millionbytheendof2008
SavolaPackagingSystemproducts Thecompanyisproducingplasticpackagingproductsfordifferentsectorssuchas: water,CSD,dairyandjuice,food,personalcare,andlubeoils. The companys customers are large companies in Saudi Arabia such as: Saudi EdibleOils,Almarai,Nadec,Castrol,BinZaqarUnilever,P&Gandothers SavolaPackagingSystemMarkets The company is exporting tomany customers inmore than 25 countriesaround theworld.Thecompanyscustomerscover:Asia,Africa,Europe,NorthAmerica,and Oceania. ExcellenceJourney Thecompanysexcellencejourneycontainsthefollowingtollgates: o 1996:thecompanygotISO9002certificateasoneofthefirstcompanies inplasticfiledwhichgotthiscertificate.Afterthat,thecompanyapplied manyinitiativesincludingBPR o 1997:thecompanygotMRPIIClassAfromOliverWightinternationalas thefirstcompanyaswellwhichgotthiscertificateinSaudiArabia.MRP stands for Management resources planning, and it requires building procedures with performance measures to track the performance of these procedures. MRPII is an operational excellence model. From that time as well the company had many initiatives such as starting implementing Oracle ERP and starting reporting cost based on ABC (activitybasedcosting).Inadditiontothat,thecompanystartedbuilding andmonitoringitsstrategyexecutionusingtheBalancedScorecardsince endof90sandearly2000. o 2008: the company won King Abdulaziz Quality Award in the medium industrialcompaniescategory.
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Figure5:SPSHRQFDExtended
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Operationsmanagement o Types of training: The Company is using the following training for employees, in addition to Employees learning which will be described later.
InDoortraining o Inductiontraining o OnJobtraining o InHousetraining OutDoortraining o Externaltraining
o Training Needs: Training needs are identified mathematically using the information available about employees skills and future competencies plan. SeebelowanexampleofmakingtheOnJobtrainingneedsfromtheSkills Matrix:
PVC,Water Section
Machine shut down and Restart up Start up after tool c/o
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PET S trouble shooting and start up People managing(control of casuals) Water section trouble shooting and start up PVC section trouble shooting and start up Average 4.88 4.88 2.50 3.38 2.50 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.63 2.00 1.63 1.13 2.92 2.00 2.25 2.67 2.25 2.92 2.83 2.50 2.54 Permanent supervision Work with close supervision Work with minimum supervision Work unsupervised Trainer
Emp.No 3719 3745 3822 3565 3541 3863 3607 3585 NEW NEW NEW 3873
Employee Name
Jose Christopher Rupha Kumar Khalid Baffarat K.T.Shihabudeen Fasalu Rahman Ahamed Hawsawi Naseebudeen Fathi Asiri Masood Hossain Saifurrahman Ibrahim Essa Mohamed Yousuf
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Naseebudeen Fathi Asiri Masood Hossain Saifurrahman Ibrahim Essa Mohamed Yousuf
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o Trainingprocedures:trainingproceduresarebuiltusingSWIMLanes.
Responsibili ties Process Flow
TalentManager Prepae Induction TrainingPlan Line Manager Commentand Approve Induction trainingplan Proceedwith the trainingas planned Forwardthe Induction trainingplan to Emplyees' head Interview Employee and comment File the formin the Employee's File Provide the trainingand Comment
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o TrainingForms(RADAR) Procedures and forms are built to make sure excellence cycle is covered. The assessment of KAQA, EFQM, and DQA uses RADAR methodology.
Figure6:RADAR
The RADAR is much similar to: Plan DO Check Act (PDCA), but RADAR includesresultsasanevidenceforexcellence. The following example show the RADAR and PDCA steps in Induction Training PlanForm.
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Stage1:Planning ByEmployeesLineManager
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developedin theprocedure. Thisisevidence thatthe approachis followed.Plan stepinPDCA
Administration
SalesandMarketing HRProcesses Finance Purchasing
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thissectionin Induction trainingplan identifiesthe evidencefor deployment.
Stage2:ImplementationByTrainers GeneralInductionTraining HRandAdministration ByTalentManager DoneBy Organizationalhistoryandbackgroundoverview. OrganizationStrategyandEthics&Values OrganizationalStructureandWhoswho(Names, Roles,andResponsibilities) GeneralPolicies(Food,Drink,Smoking,attendance, Absenteeism,lateness,holidays) SalaryandBenefits TrainingandSkillsReview MedicalInsuranceandSickleaves HRPoliciesandProcedures JobDescription(Givecopy) Date
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Assessment:in
thissection deploymentis assessedand reviewed.
Stage3:ReviewInterviewByEmployeesLineManager GeneralInductionTraining Good UnderstandingofHRandAdministration Understatingofoperation SpecificInductionTraining Good Administration Production SupportServices Others Specificdeliverables OverallUnderstanding Good EmployeesLineManagerName: InductionTrainingStartedin: Completedin: Fair Fair Fair Date: Duration: Bad Bad Bad
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Review:Thispart
containsreview andactonthe assessment results.Results aregatheredfrom thisarea.Act stepinPDCA
EmployeesLineManagerName: InductionTrainingStartedin:
Completedin:
Date: Duration:
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Weigh htof Import tance No.ofAttend dances Wor rkshopObjectives 25% % Mate erialcontents 25% % Pres sentation 25% % Meetingmanagement t 15% % ilities 10% % Trainingaidsandfaci Avera age Min nimum Target Max ximum Eval luationSubject
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SKILLS
PET S trouble shooting and start up People managing(control of casuals) Water section trouble shooting and start up PVC section trouble shooting and start up Average 4.88 4.88 2.50 3.38 2.50 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.63 2.00 1.63 1.13 2.92 2.00 2.25 2.67 2.2 25 2.92 2 2.83 2.50 2.54
Emp.No 3719 3745 3822 3565 3541 3863 3607 3585 NEW NEW NEW 3873
Employee Na ame
Jose Christopher Rupha Kumar Khalid Baffarat K.T.Shihabudeen Fasalu Rahman Ahamed Hawsawi i Naseebudeen Fathi Asiri Masood Hossain Saifurrahman Ibrahim Essa Mohamed Yousuf
Average
Tool c/o
4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 0.50 0.00
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TableofFigure
FIGURE1:KAQAMODEL.....................................................................................................................................4 FIGURE2:SPSHRSTRATEGY................................................................................................................................9 FIGURE3:WHATISQFD....................................................................................................................................10 FIGURE4:SPSHRQFDPRIMARY ...................................................................................................................... 11 FIGURE5:SPSHRQFDEXTENDED.................................................................................................................... 11 FIGURE6:RADAR............................................................................................................................................13
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