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Lean Short Course - Blue Belt

The Lean Short Blue Belt training course is designed for people who seek to implement Lean principles and within their organisation.  The course features many of the well published tools and techniques including Value Stream Mapping, 5S, 7 wastes, SMED, visual controls and Kanban. There is a wide range of in class exercises demonstrating how to go from Lean principles through to full implementation. These exercises will show how to gain the key benefits from Lean in terms of Quality, Cost and Delivery.

Objectives

  • Provide a thorough understanding of the basic Lean tools and techniques
  • Enable attendees to analyse value streams and eliminate waste from them
  • Enable attendees to deliver real savings in terms of:-
    • Quality
    • Cost
    • Delivery
  • Provide attendees with a working knowledge of the eVSM software tool

Below are some of the tools and techniques covered in the 5 day training course: 

  1. Introduction to Lean
  2. Plug Game - Traditional
  3. Plug Game - Batch
  4. Lean Case Study - BAE EBD
  5. 7 Wastes + Case Study Exercise
  6. spaghetti charting
  7. Value Stream Mapping "as is"
  8. VSM "as is" Exercise
  9. eVSM Software Demo
  10. Lean Evaluation Toolset
  11. Lean Project Work
  12. 5S
  1. Plug Game - Continuous Flow
  2. KANBAN
  3. TAKT Time
  4. Line Balancing
  5. SMED
  6. Standard Operations
  7. Visual Controls
  8. Project Definition
  9. VSM "future state" exercise
  10. Plug game - LEAN
  11. Discrete Event Simulation
  12. Industry Case Study

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