DESCRIPTION:

Lean Enterprise practices a system of methods that emphasize the identification and elimination of non-value-adding activities – waste – from the organization's operation and support services. Lean organizations are efficient, flexible, and highly responsive to customer needs.

The program is divided into two courses, basic and advanced. Both qualify as part of the SME (Society of Manufacturing Engineers) Bronze Level Lean certification requirements.

This course focuses on the concepts of value and waste. The central axis is the search and elimination of “mudas” (waste) and the creation of visual administration elements in the operation, these are the topics we will see:

1. Introduction to Lean Thinking.
2. Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
3. Kaizen (Project A3).
4. 5 Esses.
5. SMED.
6. Poka Joke.
7. Visual Management.
8. Project presentation.

ADDRESSED TO:

This course is aimed at people in charge of quality departments, those responsible for continuous improvement, process engineers and analysts, quality managers, Value Stream Map managers, Lean Manufacturing managers and managers, line managers, line leaders, production engineers. Manufacturing, plant operators.

AIM:

At the end of the course, participants will have the basic knowledge to improve processes and flows of manufacturing companies and eliminate waste in their workstation by applying Lean concepts.