Bosch 14Q Basic Principles for the Value Stream

Master quality excellence through Bosch's proven 14Q methodology under expert guidance. Enroll in our comprehensive training program tailored specifically to value stream optimization for systematic quality management skills. Transform your operations with customer-focused principles, standardization techniques, and continuous improvement strategies.

Face-to-Face Jan 26-27, 2026 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sumitha Kannan
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intermediate
Bosch 14Q Basic Principles for the Value Stream
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Public Pricing

MYR 3500

Corporate Pricing

Pax:

Training Fees: MYR 6500/day
Total Fees: MYR 13000 ++

Training Provider Pricing

Pax:

Training Fees: MYR 2800/day
Material Fees: MYR 600
Total Fees: MYR 6200 ++

Features

2 days
16 modules
24 intakes
Full life-time access
English
Technical: 25 pax

Target Audience

engineers
managers
executives

Methodologies

lecture
slides
case studies
group discussion
q&A

Subsidies

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What you'll learn

  • Execute measurement and verification techniques with calibrated equipment systems
  • Build poka-yoke mechanisms for correct product selection and error prevention
  • Develop Total Productive Maintenance strategies using the four-pillar TPM model
  • Design correction and improvement systems with documented dual control methods
  • Apply customer focus principles including Stop Sign and Andon Cord methodologies
  • Create process standardization through restart procedures and labeling systems
  • Implement standardization practices for work instructions and process parameters
  • Integrate all 14 principles into sustainable quality culture development practices

Why should you attend?

This comprehensive training program introduces participants to Bosch's 14Q Basic Principles, a systematic approach to quality management within value streams. The course begins with foundational customer focus principles, including the Stop Sign methodology for addressing customer complaints through 8D problem solving and the Andon Cord system that empowers associates to halt processes when deviations are detected. Participants explore standardization and leadership principles, covering up-to-date work instructions and process parameters with defined target values and tolerances. The program delves into measurement and verification techniques, emphasizing calibrated equipment and sensor validation systems. Planned maintenance concepts are introduced through Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) methodology, including autonomous maintenance practices and the four-pillar TPM model. The training progresses through process standardization principles, addressing restart procedures, clear labeling systems, and in-process parts control. Correction and improvement methodologies are covered, including rework and scrap governance with documented dual control systems. The final principles focus on system design and culture development, incorporating poka-yoke mechanisms for correct product selection and remaining items management through First In First Out (FIFO) systems. Throughout the program, participants engage in practical exercises including value stream mapping workshops, simulation activities, and real-world case studies. The course concludes with integrated exercises that demonstrate how all 14 principles interconnect and reinforce each other, along with quality culture development strategies for sustainable implementation in daily operations.

Course Syllabus

Day 1 - Foundation Principles Introduction
Module 1
Module 2
Short Break
15 mins
Module 3
Module 4
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
Lunch
1 hour
Module 5
Module 6
Short Break
15 mins
Module 7
Module 8
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
End of Day 1
Day 2 - Advanced Implementation Integration
Module 9
Module 10
Short Break
15 mins
Module 11
Module 12
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
Lunch
1 hour
Module 13
Module 14
Short Break
15 mins
Module 15
Module 16
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
End of Day 2

Instructor

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Habil Hadi Mohammed Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing Specialist
Trainer Profile
Trainer Profile
Habil Hadi Mohammed is a highly skilled Mechanical Engineer and Research Fellow specializing in advanced manufacturing technologies, with particular expertise in additive manufacturing, 3D printing, and functionally graded materials (FGM). Currently pursuing his PhD in Biomedical Engineering at Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), he combines strong academic credentials with practical engineering experience to deliver innovative solutions across multiple industries. With a Master's degree in Manufacturing Systems Engineering (CGPA 3.81/4) and a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, Habil has established himself as an expert in the rapidly evolving field of additive manufacturing. His research focuses on cutting-edge topics including multi-material 3D printing, material extrusion processes, and surface finishing techniques for FDM printed parts. His work has been recognized at international conferences in Slovenia, Malaysia, and Hong Kong, where he has presented papers on FGM implementation and material flow control in additive manufacturing. As a Research Fellow at UPM since 2021, Habil has demonstrated exceptional capabilities in software development, automation, and prototype design. He has successfully developed software for multi-material FGM 3D printers, designed automated sports equipment, and created hydroponic plant systems. His current role as a Developer Engineer for an international Swiss company showcases his ability to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, where he designs, programs, and develops machines using both 3D printing and conventional manufacturing techniques. Habil's technical proficiency spans multiple programming languages including Python, C/C++, Arduino, XCode, and Swift, complemented by expertise in CAD software such as AutoCAD, Fusion360, ANSYS, and SolidWorks. His analytical skills are enhanced by proficiency in data analysis tools including Minitab, SPSS, and Python. Beyond technical skills, his management experience as an Area Manager demonstrates strong leadership abilities, having successfully doubled sales through strategic planning and employee training. Multilingual and culturally adaptable, Habil brings a unique global perspective to engineering challenges, making him an invaluable asset for organizations seeking innovation in manufacturing technology and engineering education.
123 Courses
English
9 Years

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About This Course

Why should you attend?

This comprehensive training program introduces participants to Bosch's 14Q Basic Principles, a systematic approach to quality management within value streams. The course begins with foundational customer focus principles, including the Stop Sign methodology for addressing customer complaints through 8D problem solving and the Andon Cord system that empowers associates to halt processes when deviations are detected. Participants explore standardization and leadership principles, covering up-to-date work instructions and process parameters with defined target values and tolerances. The program delves into measurement and verification techniques, emphasizing calibrated equipment and sensor validation systems. Planned maintenance concepts are introduced through Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) methodology, including autonomous maintenance practices and the four-pillar TPM model. The training progresses through process standardization principles, addressing restart procedures, clear labeling systems, and in-process parts control. Correction and improvement methodologies are covered, including rework and scrap governance with documented dual control systems. The final principles focus on system design and culture development, incorporating poka-yoke mechanisms for correct product selection and remaining items management through First In First Out (FIFO) systems. Throughout the program, participants engage in practical exercises including value stream mapping workshops, simulation activities, and real-world case studies. The course concludes with integrated exercises that demonstrate how all 14 principles interconnect and reinforce each other, along with quality culture development strategies for sustainable implementation in daily operations.


What you'll learn

  • Execute measurement and verification techniques with calibrated equipment systems
  • Build poka-yoke mechanisms for correct product selection and error prevention
  • Develop Total Productive Maintenance strategies using the four-pillar TPM model
  • Design correction and improvement systems with documented dual control methods
  • Apply customer focus principles including Stop Sign and Andon Cord methodologies
  • Create process standardization through restart procedures and labeling systems
  • Implement standardization practices for work instructions and process parameters
  • Integrate all 14 principles into sustainable quality culture development practices

Course Syllabus

Day 1 - Foundation Principles Introduction
Module 1
Module 2
Short Break
15 mins
Module 3
Module 4
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
Lunch
1 hour
Module 5
Module 6
Short Break
15 mins
Module 7
Module 8
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
End of Day 1
Day 2 - Advanced Implementation Integration
Module 9
Module 10
Short Break
15 mins
Module 11
Module 12
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
Lunch
1 hour
Module 13
Module 14
Short Break
15 mins
Module 15
Module 16
Recap and Q&A
15 mins
End of Day 2
We price match

Public Pricing

MYR 3500

Corporate Pricing

Pax:

Training Fees: MYR 6500/day
Total Fees: MYR 13000 ++

Training Provider Pricing

Pax:

Training Fees: MYR 2800/day
Material Fees: MYR 600
Total Fees: MYR 6200 ++

Features

2 days
16 modules
24 intakes
Full life-time access
English
Technical: 25 pax

Target Audience

engineers
managers
executives

Methodologies

lecture
slides
case studies
group discussion
q&A

Subsidies

HRDC Claimable logo

Instructor

Loading...
Habil Hadi Mohammed Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing Specialist
Trainer Profile
Trainer Profile
Habil Hadi Mohammed is a highly skilled Mechanical Engineer and Research Fellow specializing in advanced manufacturing technologies, with particular expertise in additive manufacturing, 3D printing, and functionally graded materials (FGM). Currently pursuing his PhD in Biomedical Engineering at Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), he combines strong academic credentials with practical engineering experience to deliver innovative solutions across multiple industries. With a Master's degree in Manufacturing Systems Engineering (CGPA 3.81/4) and a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, Habil has established himself as an expert in the rapidly evolving field of additive manufacturing. His research focuses on cutting-edge topics including multi-material 3D printing, material extrusion processes, and surface finishing techniques for FDM printed parts. His work has been recognized at international conferences in Slovenia, Malaysia, and Hong Kong, where he has presented papers on FGM implementation and material flow control in additive manufacturing. As a Research Fellow at UPM since 2021, Habil has demonstrated exceptional capabilities in software development, automation, and prototype design. He has successfully developed software for multi-material FGM 3D printers, designed automated sports equipment, and created hydroponic plant systems. His current role as a Developer Engineer for an international Swiss company showcases his ability to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical application, where he designs, programs, and develops machines using both 3D printing and conventional manufacturing techniques. Habil's technical proficiency spans multiple programming languages including Python, C/C++, Arduino, XCode, and Swift, complemented by expertise in CAD software such as AutoCAD, Fusion360, ANSYS, and SolidWorks. His analytical skills are enhanced by proficiency in data analysis tools including Minitab, SPSS, and Python. Beyond technical skills, his management experience as an Area Manager demonstrates strong leadership abilities, having successfully doubled sales through strategic planning and employee training. Multilingual and culturally adaptable, Habil brings a unique global perspective to engineering challenges, making him an invaluable asset for organizations seeking innovation in manufacturing technology and engineering education.
123 Courses
English
9 Years

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About This Course

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