ASU's Fall Career Fair 2020
ASU’s Career & Professional Development Services is hosting career fairs virtually this Fall. Our first career fair is scheduled for Wednesday, August 19th, 2020, from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m., and will be specifically focused on student employment. Employers who have part-time or flexible roles are encouraged to participate as long as they are able to adhere to ASU’s recruiting guidelines. You may find additional details and the event registration here. This event is geared toward part-time opportunities
Back to School Drive Benefiting Gilbert Public Schools
Deciding What Cell Design Will Fit Your Departments
Written by Jason Haines “There is no waste in the world that equals the waste of needless, ill-directed, and ineffective motions.” -Frank Bunker Gilbreth, Sr. I was first introduced to cellular design my first manufacturing job in Ohio. The facility had two separate types of cellular manufacturing, a single machine cell and multi-machine sight. The single machine cell had everything set up close to the machine and one operator and used minimal transportation and movement to make parts for automobile A/C
Introducing The University of Dubuque (Tempe) Location: A College You Can't Afford Not To Learn More About
What You Want To Know About the University of Dubuque, Tempe (LIFE) College Program What should I know about the University of Dubuque (UD)? www.dbq.edu/life/The University of Dubuque was established in 1852 and is a non-profit, Christian based, private college. Is the University of Dubuque accredited? Yes, UD has been regionally accredited since 1921 through the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). The same authority which accredits ASU, UofA, NAU, and the 2-yr schools under Maricopa County Community
What Are the Differences between Automation and Autonomation?
Written by Jason Haines “Those three things- autonomy, complexity, and a connection between effort and reward- are, most people will agree, the three qualities that work has to have if it is to be satisfying.” -Malcolm Gladwell Many companies have invested in machines and computer programs that have assisted to automate their processes to grow their businesses. These investments have led them to produce more than ever before and find ways to fulfill the customer demands at higher pace than they ever
What is One-Piece Flow?
Written by Jason Haines “I hate wasting time or money and that happens all the time for no good reason, and then people save money by skimping on the important things,” -Rick Baker The ultimate goal of installing Lean Manufacturing into any facility is to have no inventory and create a One-Piece Flow system that will ultimately show the respect for all people in an organization. You may never reach no inventory and full One-Piece Flow, but companies will bring a culture of respect for people in the
Easy No- and Low-Cost Ways for Businesses to Save on Summer Energy Bills
It is the first official week of summer and a good time to implement energy- and money-saving habits that can bolster the bottom line and help businesses run more energy efficiently. No matter the type of business or facility, these simple ideas can limit unnecessary energy use and help to reduce costs: Tips to save on lighting costsLighting is one of the largest energy expenses for a business. Turn off lights in unoccupied areas. Install occupancy sensors that automatically turn lights on and off. Take
From Arizona State University Office of the President
In mid-May, shortly after ASU announced that students will return to campus for the fall 2020 semester, Mercedes Benz USA contacted the university with a simple question, “how are you doing it?” Mercedes runs a set of educational training centers around America for its employees and as they began to contemplate plans to resume in-person activities, they wanted a playbook to follow. So, when we recently announced detailed plans to bring students back for fall 2020, safely and in accordance with public health
What Is the Goal of Lean Continuous Improvement?
Written by Jason Haines “A proud man is always looking down on things and people; and, of course as long as you are always looking down, you cannot see something that is above you.” -C.S. Lewis Over the year’s organizations have tried to implement Lean into their businesses and failed or stopped moving forward with the program. Most of the time you hear the same old excuses, “we tried that here and it just didn’t stick”, or “we were to busy to ever make the change”. There are a multitude of reasons that
FREE Self Defense Training at Kajukenbo AZ Quarterly in 2020: March 7th, June 6th, September 5th, and December 5th
FACT: 86% of people who fight back against an attack get away. Learn self defense with KAJUKENBO AZ! With more than 25 years of experience in teaching, taking our seminar is THE BEST way to increase awareness, discover attackers' "tricks", and learn the REAL verbal and physical skills that actually work in multiple situations. No matter your size, athletic ability or age, you will benefit from learning practical self-defense. Confidence and mindset can save your life! Especially recommended for Scouts,
Hospice of the Valley’s Speaker’s Bureau addresses community groups!
Hospice of the Valley’s Speaker’s Bureau gives educational presentations to community organizations, service clubs, civic and faith groups, businesses, schools, senior centers, retirement communities, and homeowners associations. There is no charge for the talks, and the topics are appropriate for all audiences.Topics include: dispelling myths about hospice and palliative care; living with chronic disease; dementia care; healthcare decisions (living wills); understanding grief and mourning; how to talk to
