Big night for proposals Efficiency process launched

24. June 201910. September 2019 by Kristin Øye Gjerde

Team 66

by the Norwegian Petroleum Museum

The Team 66 consciousness-raising process in Phillips got going properly when a two-day quality seminar was arranged in the engineering department by its head, Lars Takla in March 1992.

— Group three of facilitators for Team 66. From PhillipsNews no. 2, 1992. Photo: Bjørn Roar Tollefsen/ConocoPhillips

© Norsk Oljemuseum

This session embraced everyone who reported to him. They then extended the process by holding seminars for their own subordinates in turn.

Participants were intended to discuss a number of important issues concerning their department, section or group.[REMOVE]Fotnote: PhillipsNytt, no 6, 1992.

Big night for proposals Efficiency process launched

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Published 24. June 2019 • Updated 10. September 2019

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