737 MAX manufacturing, how to grow new people specialized in Boeings safety and quality

737 MAX manufacturing, how to grow new people specialized in Boeings safety and quality
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At Boeing’s Renton facility, foundational training centers deliver 10‑14 week courses covering safety, quality, manufacturing systems and drawing reading, including hands‑on practice with wire locks and bolt tightening, while employees submit Kaizen improvement proposals that are reviewed by technicians and discussed in weekly meetings; the plant also hosts a Safety Dojo, opened in 2023, featuring tools such as the AirSled, a drill‑dust capture guide and the patented Scorpion Cutter.

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