Onsite ISO Training Course Listing in Grand Rapids MI

Courses & Workshops Developed and Facilitated By MSG in Grand Rapids MI

Internal Auditor for

• ISO 9001
• IATF 16949
• ISO 14001 EMS
• ISO 27001
• ISO 45001
• AS9100
• ISO 13485
• ISO 17025 for laboratories
• ISO 17020
• Auditing IATF 16949 Core Tools

Overviews for:

• ISO 9001
• ISO 14001
• ISO 17025 for labs
• ISO 13485
• AS9100
• ISO 27001
• Core Tools for Practitioners and Auditors
• ISO 45001
• ISO 17020
• IATF 16949: 2016
  • Process Mapping 1-day
  • Procedure Upgrade 1-day

ISO 14001 Workshops for

• Aspects & Impacts Determination
• Environmental Management Programs
• Setting Objectives and Targets
• DOT Hazardous Materials Shipping Training

ISO 45001 Workshops for

• Hazard and Risk Assessment
• Safety Operational Controls
• Safety Regulations
• Setting Objectives and Targets

Supporting Tools Training

• Corrective Action Workshops
• APQP, FMEA, & Control Plans
• APQP & FMEA for Tooling and Equipment Manufacturers
• PPAP
• Control Plan Development
• DFMEA Development
• PFMEA Development
• DVP&R Development
• SPC
• Problem Solving
• Project Management
• Calibration
• Gage R&R (MSA)
• Time Management
• Conflict Management
• Measurement Uncertainty
• Development of fixtures and gages for MSA, poke-yoke, ergonomics (not designing on CAD)
• Excel for Industry – developing SPC, GRR, Capability templates, scrap reports, pivot tables, etc.
• Lean Manufacturing & Value Stream Mapping
• Process Mapping Workshops
• CMMI & SPICE Requirements
• Error Proofing Processes

Other Training

• Technical Team Building & Technical Leadership Development using DISC Methodology
• Business Improvement Processes
• Sales Training
• Team Building / Project Team improvements using the Wiley 5 Behaviors Model and Assessments

Manufacturing Outlook for Grand Rapids Michigan

The manufacturing outlook for Grand Rapids, MI, is highly positive, driven by its strong foundation in automotive, furniture, aerospace, and medical device production. As a manufacturing hub in the Midwest, Grand Rapids benefits from a skilled workforce, supported by specialized training programs from local institutions, which align with the region’s high demand for technical talent. The area has embraced automation and advanced manufacturing technologies, increasing efficiency and positioning it competitively within the U.S. manufacturing landscape. Additionally, the shift toward sustainable practices is opening doors for green manufacturing initiatives, especially in automotive and furniture sectors.

Grand Rapids' strategic location offers access to major transportation networks, enhancing supply chain reliability and attracting new companies seeking distribution efficiencies. While challenges such as workforce shortages and global supply chain pressures persist, Grand Rapids’ adaptability, strong industrial base, and commitment to innovation suggest sustained growth, making it a vital player in Michigan’s manufacturing future.