Modern Enterprise Workshop Supervisor On-site Management Operation Practice

Author: Li Jingyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: A series of teaching materials on modern enterprise on-site management operations. This series is China's first set of teaching materials on enterprise on-site management operations, targeting the common phenomena in enterprises such as "managing with shares instead of supervision, replacing management with reforms, subcontracting instead of management, punishing instead of management, top-heavy and bottom-light, and weak foundations." Based on the research findings of the China Quality Association's key projects, it unifies external market expansion with internal on-site management, aligning with the requirements of establishing modern enterprise systems. It emphasizes strengthening internal capabilities, solidifying the foundation for market expansion, optimizing on-site operational element allocation, adhering to a people-centered approach, and enhancing enterprise vitality and efficiency. The series comprehensively elaborates on the core of on-site operational units in enterprises, including factories, workshops, teams, work groups, factory areas, and stations, focusing on the operational processes of "workshop supervisors, team leaders, and professional personnel in business planning, labor quotas, statistical accounting, process technology, equipment management, quality management, production scheduling, and safety management."
The entire series applies modern management theories and techniques, drawing on successful on-site management experiences from enterprises both domestically and internationally. It adopts an independent yet inclusive approach, prioritizing innovation while reflecting distinctive features. The operational processes of on-site management are scientifically condensed into four modules: "basic knowledge, management processes, professional skills, and operational standards," objectively reflecting the practical operational principles of on-site management subjects in planning, organizing, controlling, coordinating, and motivating their objects.
The series integrates knowledge, professionalism, operability, skillfulness, and standardization, emphasizing practicality, readability, ease of comprehension, and application. It achieves a harmonious combination of professional management theories and on-site management practices. This series has been recommended by the China Quality Association as teaching materials for on-site management and has successfully served as a practical operational guide for professionals in various on-site management positions.
Following the requirements of optimizing on-site management processes, the series adopts a three-dimensional design, unified style, and thematic focus, forming a complete series. It systematically elaborates on each module from multiple levels, broad perspectives, and all-round angles. The structure is rigorous, the organization clear, the content detailed, and the language standardized, enriched with unique insights and reflecting innovations in both form and content.