Onsite ISO Training Course Listing in Lansing MI

Courses & Workshops Developed and Facilitated By MSG in Lansing 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 Lansing Michigan

The manufacturing outlook for Lansing, Michigan is cautiously optimistic, rooted in its automotive heritage and evolving industrial base. With General Motors’ $585 million assembly plant and a focus on advanced manufacturing, the city supports over 22,600 manufacturing jobs, bolstered by a skilled workforce from Michigan State University. However, challenges like a 6.4% unemployment rate, supply chain uncertainties, and a shift to electric vehicles may slow growth. State incentives and a resilient economy, with a high GDP growth rate, offer hope, but labor shortages and recession fears could temper progress, stabilizing the sector.