Mr. Robert M. Williamson

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  By Robert M. Williamson
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  By Robert M. Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.
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  1. "Warning: Vocational Classes Falling Out of Favor," Robert M. Williamson, Viewpoint column, Maintenance Technology, March 2005.
  
  2. "The Biggest Threat to Equipment Reliability: Skills Shortage," Robert M. Williamson, Viewpoint column, Maintenance Technology, June 2005.
  
  3. "Lessons Learned from the Busted Knuckle Garage." Robert M. Williamson, Viewpoint column, Maintenance Technology, September 2005.
  
  4. "2005 Skills Gap Report - A Survey of the American Manufacturing Workforce." National Association of Manufacturers, Manufacturing Institute, DeLoitte Consulting LLP, November 22, 2005.
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  Robert M. Williamson, proceedings of MARCON, May 4-6, 2005, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
  
  EDITOR'S NOTE: Like what you've just read? Want to learn more? Next month, in Part II of this series, the author will focus on the "Results Training & Qualification Process." But it gets even better! You also have the opportunity to meet and learn from Bob Williamson in person at MARTS in Rosemont, IL, during the week of April 17. For full conference details, visit www.MARTSconference.com.
  
  Robert (Bob) Williamson is a workplace educator with more than 35 years or experience helping companies and workgroups improve the performance of their equipment and work processes through applied education and training. His background in maintenance mechanics, special machine and tooling design and leading vocational/technical courses has prepared him for a career that has taken him into well over 400 plant and company locations developing operations and maintenance training, Total Productive Maintenance, multi-skill maintenance job design, pay-for-applied skills design, and "Lean Equipment Management." After 24 years in post-secondary technical education and plant engineering/construction he formed Strategic Work Systems, Inc. in 1993 to focus on the people-side of world-class manufacturing and maintenance. For nearly 10 years, he also has been studying and teaching "team-based reliability" principles from NASCAR Racing. Telephone: (828) 894-5338; e-mail: RobertMW2@cs.com

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  By following these steps to improving training and learning effectiveness, employers and employees will find that training is no longer a cost but rather an investment in improving equipment effectiveness and process reliability.-- Robert Williamson; e-mail sws inc@compuserve.com

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  Brady Corporation will host a free webcast with Robert Williamson, President of Strategic Work Systems Inc, and author of "Lean Machines For World Class Manufacturing & Maintenance."
  
  The webcast will address how to use visual systems to improve equipment performance and reliability; simplify inspections, operations and maintenance.Mr. Williamson will share "visual machine" methods that he has developed and applied over many years as a consultant and trainer over at hundreds of facilities spanning a wide range of industries.
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  Presenter: Robert Williamson, President, Strategic Work Systems Inc.
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  Robert is an associate at both the University of Dayton, Center for Competitive Change, and at the Maintenance and ReliabilityCenter, the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.
  
  He has also spent over 16 years studying the "secrets" of NASCAR equipment reliability methods, and is the "Lean and TPM" affiliate with PIT Instruction & Training, a nationally known motor sports pit crew training center located in Race City, USA (Mooresville, North Carolina).
  
  Robert has written countless articles on Lean subjects including a cover story for MRO Today magazine.

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  Bob Williamson
  
  Contributing Editor

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  Starting next month,well-known industry icon Bob Williamson will be writing MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY'S "Uptime" column. Bob is an internationally recognized consultant, author and educator in the area of modern manufacturing. He has over 30 years of experience with production operations and maintenance improvement,and a true passion for what he does.

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  Bob Williamson
  
  Contributing Editor
  
  The 1980s saw record levels of industrial-based skills training and development. The WWII generation was reaching retirement age and Baby-Boomers were moving into jobs vacated by their parents.

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  By Robert Williamson
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  Where would they prefer to take their cars for service?—Robert Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc., e-mail: RobertMW2@cs.com; Internet: www.swspitcrew.com
  
  Robert Williamson is an internationally recognized consultant, author and educator for modern manufacturing. His 30 years of experience with the "people-side" of production operations and maintenance im-provement include work with more than 300 companies and sites.

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  Bob Williamson
  
  Contributing Editor

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  The presenter, Robert Williamson, of Strategic Work Systems, Inc., spent nearly 10 years studying the relationship of NASCAR Winston Cup racing to improvements in manufacturing and maintenance.

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  Published on: 3/8/2007    Last Visited: 3/8/2007  

  Bob Williamson Contributing Editor
  
  We Can Do It!
  
  I was overwhelmed and pleased by the feedback regarding my previous column, "The Most Productive Nation," in the January 2007 issue of this magazine&
  
  The United States IS the most productive nation in the world.

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