GOAL OF THE TRAINING:
Supporting Lean management implementation. Training experts who have high level theoretical and practical knowledge of Lean management system application and will be able to support effectively the Lean management implementation at their organization. During the training the participants are going to apply Lean management elements in a pilot project at their organization and presenting it on the last day of the training
RECOMMENDED FOR:
Top managers, quality managers , marketing managers, product managers, HR managers
In case of a larger number of employees, the training can also be ordered as outsourced to the company. If required, request our customized offer at the kepzes@kvalikon.hu email address.
- Conditions of Lean implemetation
- LEAN trainer’s tasks
- The trainers role, What is a good trainer?
- Leadership of Lean projects
- Role and tasks of the project manager
- Time management during the project
- Critical success factors of the project management
- Project documentation
- Team design methods, team leader tasks
- Team work, Team building
- Team roles, Team leadership
- Team leadership
- Dynamics, structure and psychological background of the communication
- Convince and win over other people for cooperation, mobilization
- Win a commitment to each other, partnership behaviour
- Execution of the discussions (preparation, behavioral rules, roles, moderator, memos)
- Asking technology development
- Developing a management based on exceptations and promises
- Method of the right delegation and accountability
- Conflict management techniques (Thomas-Killmann model)
- Develop a supportive attitude
- Acquisition the techniques of developer and reinforcing feedback
- Conducting trainings
- Training planning, preparation
- Elements of successful training
- Training during job
- One-point lessons
- Training evaluation
- Lean workshop leadership
- Workshop preparation (select area, determining theme, invitation, select participants)
- Conduct workshop
- Closing the workshop, evaluation
- Change management
- Change process (Kurt Lewin)
- Change psychology
- Change management, resistance management
- Power-against power analysis
- Mobilization, motivation
- Organizational learning process
- Presentation preparation
- Presentation structure
- Prezentation techniques
- 5 Lean principles
- Value-added (VA)
- Kaizen, Kaizen actions
- PDCA - SDCA
- Involving employees
- Kaizen – problem solving
- Problem solving in 7 steps, Kaizen steps
- Problem exploration’s tools
- Defining problem (Tregoe)
- Identify KAIZEN possibilities
- PQCDSM check list
- 4M method
- 5W 1H method
- 3 MU method
- 5 WHY method
- Further analysis tools:
- Flow charts , Value stream mapping
- 5W 1H method
- Spaghetti chart, cycle time chart
- Standard work combination sheet
- Problem-solving tools
- 7 QC tools
- Before KAIZEN, after KAIZEN
- Kaizen diary, action plan
- Problem solving in team
- Brain storming, Affinity diagram
- Check list in 7 steps
- Loss reduction
- 7 Muda
- Cycle time balancing
- TPM, SMED
- Material flow optimization
- 0 defect conception
- JIDOKA, POKA-YOKE Kaizen Story Board
- Presentation of the KAIZEN results
- Kaizen actions, Kaizen sheets
- Kaizen organization, Kaizen levels
- Involving people into KAIZEN activity, motivation
- Suggestion system
- Evaluating KAIZEN ideas
- Quality circles (QCC)
- Cost-benefit analysis
- LEAN implementation steps
- FMEA, good quality first
- Basic conditions of Lean management and Kaizen implementation
EXAM
- Presentation of the individual KAIZEN action- Written exam