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Technical Analysis Management Analysis Change Management Integrated Systems Solutions Nuclear Support Training		Quality Systems Approach To Environmental Management Environmental Management Systems (EMS) is used as an integrating framework for BTI's training program. Environment is an all-encompassing term that includes everything internal and external of the corporation including public policy making and all associated delivery processes. It is everything that makes the "community" whole - air/land/water, how business gets done, how all the organizational units and individuals impact one another, the quality of the workplace and living space. Together, these ultimately determine how and whether growth is realized! Management is the orderly process of getting things done using Systems. Combined, these elements define parameters and characteristics that engender solutions. It is BTI's contention that though many things can drive learning, SYSTEMS THINKING DRIVES CHANGE IN A LEARNING ORGANIZATION. The following courses are constituent elements of our copyrighted Quality Systems Approach to Environmental Management. These become the basis of customized courses that reflect your organization's response to its continuously changing environment. Organizational Performance Policy Formulation Executive Evaluation and Coaching Diversity: Key to Enhanced Performance Benchmarking Performance Effective Use of Evaluations Team-building Accounting Software Installation and Training     Management Systems Total Quality (ISO 9000 series) Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001) Comprehensive Strategic Planning EMS Implementation Documenting Quality EMS Effecting Change at the Shop Floor Training Assessment, Design, Materials Development & Implementation Training Needs Assessments In-House Compliance Train-the-Trainer Programs Skills-Oriented Workshops Training Materials Development   Course 1 Executive Commitment to Environmental Management Systems A 1-day interactive course designed specifically for executive decision-makers. Its objectives follow key concepts that provide a new way of thinking about traditional corporate strategic planning and competitive market positioning by using environmental management systems as a value-added element. Its purpose is: To understand the relationships and dynamics between corporate competitiveness and environmental positioning: To develop a working knowledge how to use the elements, tools and business applications of environmental management systems (ISO 14001) to enhance and complement core business principles and practices associated with: "Total Quality Management" (ISO 9000 Series) Financial Management Health and Safety Management Human Resources Management To Establish a strategic plan and operational framework to expand market positioning such that both the organization and the market-place are stimulated; and To make decisions that mobilize internal corporate implementation teams to achieve outcomes and exceed expectations.   Course 2 "Comprehensive Strategic Planning Targeted to senior management, this working session is intended to facilitate their understanding of the need to "map" explicit and implicit, simple and complex, working and dysfunctional organizational systems, structures and relationships. Managers are assisted in developing the skills of influencing and managing change …over time.   Course 3 EMS Implementation Course A quality system approach to environmental management that outlines how to use existing processes to realize the goals and objectives of the comprehensive plan. It is the nuts and bolts, tool-kit, and "how-to" course.   Course 4 Documenting Quality EMS Another tool-kit course focusing on the documentation and recordkeeping required to pull everything together to show an overview of the system and its many different levels of interaction.   Course 5 Effecting Change at the Shop Floor Level The "making it real" course for the workers who truly must make the change happen.
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