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Introduction

Lean thinking is based on the legendary Toyota Production System that produces very high quality products; in a very short time and at a low cost. To many people and organisations achieving all three of these goals simultaneously is an impossibility. Lean provides a methodology and tools that enable organisations to make significant improvements in lead time, cost reduction and product or service quality. This course provides delegates with a practical introduction to the lean methods and tools so that they can undertake simpler improvement activities.

Objectives  

This three day course uses a blend of theory and practical exercises. During the course delegates will develop an understanding of:

The key elements of the Lean thinking and methodology
Voice of the customer; customer value and the value stream
The identification (learning to see) and elimination of waste in processes
The main lean tools and techniques and their practical application.

Course Content

Introduction to Lean thinking  
Determining lean metrics
Approaches to quality and process improvement  
Identifying waste (learning to see)
DMAIC methodology  
Root cause analysis tools
Lean Project Charter  
5S, mistake proofing and visibility principles
Voice of the customer and customer value  
Push versus pull and kanbans
Process flow diagrams  
Set-up reduction, SMED
Value stream mapping—current state  
Standard work,
Lean measurement  
Workload balance and takt time
Operational definitions  
Brain storming techniques and evaluation
Data collection  
Future state value stream map
Analyse current state  
Improvement action plan
Measuring and sustaining the gain  
Ownership reward and recognition

Who should attend?

All staff wishing to understand how Lean thinking and lean tools can be used to deliver process improvement projects in the work place. There are no prerequisites for this course except a willingness to participate and an open mind.

Follow on courses

Value Stream Mapping (2 days) , Lean Six Sigma Managers Green Belt or Lean Six Sigma Foundation Green Belt (5 days)

Further information

Please contact Denis Mahoney at Business Transformation (Training and Coaching) on 07766 333294 or be email at denis.mahoney@business-transform.co.uk.

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