Lean - Introduction to waste reduction
Category: 05_LEANLength: 2 days
Planning:
Objectives: Understanding the concept of Lean, added value and waste as well as presenting the main elements.
Target audience: Personnel from production or service companies, involved in the development, control or management of processes - engineers from quality departments, process engineering, production, team leaders, department heads, specialists in Logistics, Customer Service, etc.
Duration: 1 day (+1 additional day optional for real applications in the work area)
Agenda:
Lecturer:
Lecturer with over 20 years of experience in industry and consulting with expertise in the use of the tools in the course and training.
For more information, please contact us.
Target audience: Personnel from production or service companies, involved in the development, control or management of processes - engineers from quality departments, process engineering, production, team leaders, department heads, specialists in Logistics, Customer Service, etc.
Duration: 1 day (+1 additional day optional for real applications in the work area)
Agenda:
- Introduction to Lean
- Value Added vs. Waste
- The 7 classic types of waste (MUDA)
o Over-production
o Waiting
o Defects
o Over-processing
o Movements
o Stocks
o Transportation
- The Yamazumi diagram in waste reduction
- Application of the 7 types of waste (MUDA)
- The main elements in Lean
o Teamwork
o Objectives management
o Visual management
o Standardization and 5S
o Continuous improvement - Kaizen
o Problem solving tools
o Process analysis tools (VSM)
o Equipment management
o Kanban
- Discussions, evaluation, examination, course conclusion
Lecturer:
Lecturer with over 20 years of experience in industry and consulting with expertise in the use of the tools in the course and training.
For more information, please contact us.
