Our Clients

Lear Corporation has collaborated with Cidori to implement an organisational development and apprenticeship training program to effectively utilise their Apprenticeship Levy.

Levy-funded business improvement techniques programme for Randall Parker Foods has utilised Lean efficiency to reduce waste in accessing and transporting dry goods, resulting in less damage and loss of stock.

An innovative partnership between O’Neill & Brennan and Cidori called Constructing a Career is ensuring that local construction firms in the West Midlands are able to plug the local recruitment gaps and benefit from a continuous skills pipeline.

Cidori has developed a needs-based rail track safety and NVQ training programme to equip the rapidly growing rail sector with a fully qualified, multi-disciplined workforce. This is being delivered in partnership with rail industry recruitment leaders Morson Vital Resourcing.

An efficient and organised warehouse is of the utmost importance for retail managers. Asset management systems that are fast, efficient and easy to use are essential.

Fashion and homeware retailer Matalan wanted to increase efficiency in a key area of their asset management system at their Knowsley HQ; namely the maintenance of scanning equipment. As a result of their BIT apprenticeship programme, developed and delivered in partnership with Cidori, they’ve achieved it.

Cidori has worked with Cranswick for several years to develop a Lean approach to their training framework, aligned with Continuous Improvement and 6 Sigma methodologies. We developed bespoke apprenticeship programmes for their shop-floor workforce focused on driving forward Cranswick’s cultural and behavioural strategy.

Nice-Pak needed to create and embed a stronger problem-solving culture throughout their organisation to meet their commitments to continuous improvement, especially improving ‘right-first-time’ rates and reducing scrap/waste.

Grupo Antolin saw the benefits that this program can bring to a manufacturing organisation by eliminating wastes and better organising the resources at its disposal.

With a strategy of moving increasingly towards a 5s culture, Ocado has been working in partnership with Cidori to meet the challenge of aligning it’s internal ‘Business Excellence’ training model with a fully accredited and nationally recognised apprenticeship qualification.