The ultimate hallmark of outstanding Lean training is that students walk away from the class with a solid understanding of the Lean principles and tools, as well as a desire to put that knowledge to use. We pride ourselves on making high quality, engaging Lean training that does just that. To accomplish this, we use real world examples to highlight points, workplace examples to show that Lean really is effective, and pepper in just the right amount of animation to keep the audience engaged and entertained. We also constantly reinforce the message that engaged, satisfied employees are central to a company reaching its full Lean potential.
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Many of our training packages also have student handouts and leaders’ guides available to help you deliver the material more effectively. Plus we have a mix of included and optional Lean training exercises to let trainees practice using the principles as they learn them. And, of course, have some fun in the process.
With Velaction, you don’t have to take a risk on not knowing what you are going to get. Look around our site and at the Lean training course directory below, and you’ll get a good feel for our style. You’ll also be able to download a class overview and preview samples from many of our training modules to make sure you know what you are getting.
Our high value Lean training is available in several formats, one of which will certainly fit your needs.
Take a look at our directory of Lean training below to see how we can help you. If the link is not currently active, it simply means that the training is not yet posted. These classes are all available for on-site training. Email us at Info@Velaction.com to let us know if you’d like to be notified when a specific Lean training package becomes available. Or, sign up for our Lean Success newsletter to be notified whenever we add a new product to our Lean training offerings.
The Kaizen Process and How It Compares to DMAIC
Kaizen Project Planning and Chartering (Define)
The Kaizen Process Walk (Measure)
Kaizen Process Analysis
Making Improvements with Kaizen
Sustaining Gains from Kaizen (Control)
5S and Visual Management Class Outline
Customer Critical-to-Quality Metrics
Identifying Waste
The Lean Office
Lean Overview (Office Focus)
Metrics and Lean
Poka Yoke
Quality
Value-Added / Non-Value Added Work
Value Stream Mapping (Introductory Usage)
Voice of the Customer (Overview)
Daily Management
Countermeasures
The 5 Whys and Root Cause Analysis
Data Collection
The Fishbone Diagram
FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis) Overview
Run Charts