Training Within Industry (TWI)

Training Within Industry (TWI) is a structured program designed to improve workplace productivity and efficiency by enhancing the skills of employees. Originating during World War II, TWI focuses on three key areas: job instruction, job methods, and job relations. It emphasizes hands-on training, teaching supervisors how to effectively train workers on tasks, improve processes, and foster better workplace relationships. By standardizing training and encouraging continuous improvement, TWI helps organizations develop a more skilled workforce, increase quality, reduce waste, and boost morale, ultimately leading to greater overall performance.