Lean TransformLution

PROGRAM SESSION

May 9 & 10, May 30 & 31, 2024, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm each day (EST)

PROGRAM OUTLINE

• Prior to Day 1, the student works at their own pace and at a convenient time, approximately 8 hours, on the online component where participants will learn about Customer Value, 5 Principles of Lean, and 8 wastes, Kaizen, Lean Culture, Value Stream Mapping, Value Assessment, 5S and Standardized Work.
• Prior to Day 1, the student works at their own pace, approximately 1 hour, on the online component where they review the material on Value Stream Mapping and participate in discussion topics on the subject.
• Day 1 – 7 hours (8:30 to 3:30) Value Stream Mapping: Visualizing and understanding the process will clearly highlight issues that lead to unfavourable conditions.
• Prior to Day 2, the student works at their own pace, approximately 1 hour, on the online component where they review the material on 5S and Standard Work, and participate in discussion topics on the subject.
• Day 2 – 7 hours (8:30 to 3:30) 5S & Standardized Work: Workplace Organization is essential to facilitating the flow of work, and creating a standard work environment will provide a solid foundation to problem solving and improvements.
• Prior to Day 3, the student works at their own pace, approximately 1 hour, on the online component where they review the material on Huddles and Problem Solving and participate in discussion topics on the subject.
• Day 3 – 7 hours (8:30 to 3:30) Huddle Boards, Visual Controls, and Problem Solving: Alignment and communication of expected and actual performance is critical when striving for excellence. The tools learned during Yellowbelt helps participants become part of the growing army of problem solvers within their organization.
• Day 4 – 7 hours (8:30 to 3:30) Case Study and Graduation

PRE-REQUISITE(S)

Prior exposure to Lean is a benefit. CME’s Lean 101 (online, in person or learn at your own pace options available) or equivalent training or experience is strongly recommended.

Who Should Attend:

Those seeking an introduction to the philosophy, terminology, and core tools of LEAN thinking. Suitable for everyone in an organization from senior leadership to front-line support staff.

Anyone currently engaged in Lean and continuous improvement efforts and any employee who will participate in these efforts going forward.

Certificates will be given at the end of the session.