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Process improvement leaders are necessary for process improvement to happen, but the leader is rarely one of the main doers. The leader must rely on the subject matter expertise of the team members for every stage of the improvement process. All Operators, Mechanics, Electricians, technicians, (i.e. all direct labor) and Supervisors should receive the Lean practitioner training. They learn and apply Lean Principles, both in the classroom and on the factory floor.
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Course:
- 16 Hours Classroom and Factory Floor Instruction
- 5S and Identifying Waste
- Kaizen and Value-Stream Mapping
- Operational Equipment Efficiency (OEE), Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) and Single Minute Exchange of Dies (SMED)
- Pull systems, Cellular, One-Piece Flow, Kanbans
- Statistical Process Control (SPC) – The Why’s and How-To’s
- Lean Simplified book and course workbook
- Factory-floor project to identify opportunities
- Presentation to management (not within the 16 hours) on the highlighted and prioritized opportunitieS
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Benefits:
- $ Instant ROI
- Practitioners apply 5S principles to their work areas during the training workshop
- $ Identification of improvement opportunities in the production areas
- $ Presentation to management gives leaders the opportunity to show visible support and commitment to the process improvement initiative
- $ Lean Practitioners are excellent team members for process improvement teams
- Help Black and Green Belts facilitate process improvements
- Reduces cycletime for project completion
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Cost:
- ¢ $500 per person
- ¢ Minimum class size = 10
- ¢ Maximum class size = 20
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Certificate of Completion:
Upon completion of this course (review of all lessons and completion of skill check modules) a certificate of completion will be provided.
Anyone who desires to play an important role in the deployment of Lean concepts, should take this course. |
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