Kaizen Workshop

Provided by: Tooling U - SME

Using the principles of Lean, participants will work together to plan and implement improvements to a defined topic. Scope and boundaries will be established; the team will attack the issues until resolution is implemented. Most companies do not have enough time to effectively problem-solve, so “band aid” improvements are made. In Lean, kaizen is a way to use cross-functional resources in short periods—or bursts of dedicated time—to effectively improve processes. Kaizen is an intense, well-defined event used to help organizations problem-solve with a systematic approach. The approach utilizes people in a dynamic and fast-pace environment and usually at the origin of the issue being improved. Kaizen techniques utilize many different Lean tools such as line balancing, time observations, SMED, Value Stream Mapping, 5S techniques, and DMAIC.


Course Objectives:

  • Describe what a kaizen event is
  • Describe the DMAIC process
  • Document kaizen results
  • Understand the power of cross-functional teams.


Recommended Background

  • Recommended for manufacturing personnel at all levels

Course ID

TU070

Skill Focus

Beginner

Instructor(s)

Tooling U - SME

Employee Type

New Applicants,1st level Supervisors, Operations teams, Leadership, Change leaders

Method of Delivery

In-Person

Estimated Effort

5 days

Cost

Contact for Price


Contact ToolingU for Course Program Details.