PAC Analysis

What is PAC Analysis?
 
Productivity and Competitiveness (PAC) Analysis is an initiative which seeks to improve access to high quality Business Improvement Technique (BIT) training for manufacturing employers in England.

PAC Analysis is a proven process for making substantial performance improvements in all kinds of sectors. PAC analysis is carried out by Qualitrain’s Richard Bates, a licensed Continuous Improvement (CI) specialist, and its strategic goal is reducing costs and increasing productivity.

PAC Analysis is based around a deep understanding of the strategic direction of a company, and its foundation is a thorough diagnostic assessment which focuses on quality, cost and delivery measures. Remedial change, and the sustainability of the recommended actions, is achieved by linking the identified improvements to a development programme for employees that can result in the achievement of Business Improvement Technique Qualifications at National Vocational Qualification Level 2 or 3, or other relevant qualifications. A recent government sponsored programme saw 29 companies go through the PAC programme, identifying potential savings of £12.8 million.

Necessary Conditions for undertaking a PAC Analysis

Richard can use PAC Analysis tools to identify accurately areas for proposedchange within your business, but for the PAC process to be truly effective the employer should be in a position to:

• share manufacturing and financial data
• give their improvement team the time for training
• contribute towards the costs as appropriate to the level of the intervention

Needless to say, any information from the client remains strictly confidential.

PAC Analysis can really get under the skin of your organisation and provide routes to increased effectiveness and profitability that you may not even have imagined, whether or not you choose to continue with a defined programme of training. Call Qualitrain and let us demonstrate the power for positive change that PAC Analysis can release within your business.