Posts Tagged ‘Lean’
Process Mapping (Online Class)
Value Stream Mapping All products, whether they be tangible goods – or services- or information, have Inputs, a Transformational Process, and Outputs. Along the Transformational Process are “value added” and “non-value” added activities. The value stream consists of all the activities required to generate a product or service from start to finish. In this workshop…
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Prerequisite: None, although this workshop is targeted towards individuals whose responsibilities include leading change. Ideal attendees are: Organizational Leaders, Managers, and Lean Leaders. What to Bring: Paper, pencil and a willingness to share how change is managed within your organization Fees: Free to EV-HPEC member organizations; $125 per person for non-member organizations. Register Here —-…
Read MoreKaizen Events – Online Class
Kaizen Events are rapid improvement projects with a specific aim for improvement. Typically Kaizen Events are a week long and are led by a lean facilitator who uses various process improvement tools to identify the problem and implement solutions. This workshop will touch upon: What is a Kaizen Event? Fundamental Steps for a Kaizen Event…
Read MoreTraining Within Industry & Standard Work – Online Class
Training Within Industry (TWI) is often called the “Roots of Lean”. It was created by the United States during World War II to address the need to quickly and effectively train thousands of industrial workers to support production for the war effort. The TWI program created practical methods by which any organization could create work…
Read MoreQuick & Easy Kaizen – Online Class
Quick & Easy Kaizen – Online Class Kaizen – “Kai” to change “Zen” for the good Kaizen is a Japanese term for continuous improvement based on principles of doing things better and achieving higher standards. It is a process or methodology to do continuous incremental improvements that create more value with less waste. Continuous Improvement can often…
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