What Is Poka Yoke and Why It Matters in South KoreaUntitledA Lean Route to Zero Defects
Poka Yoke training in South Korea teaches the Japanese Lean technique of mistake-proofing: designing products, equipment and processes so that errors are either impossible to make or caught the instant they occur, before they turn into defects. Developed by Shigeo Shingo within the Toyota Production System, Poka Yoke (ポカヨケ) is a cornerstone of Lean, Six Sigma and ISO 9001 quality practice. This practical, one-day programme is built for quality engineers, manufacturing and process engineers, production supervisors and Lean practitioners across Korea's electronics, semiconductor, automotive and heavy-industry base. You learn to spot error-prone steps, classify Poka Yoke mechanisms, and design prevention-type and detection-type solutions that stop defects at source. As a hands-on skills programme, it focuses on doing: you leave able to apply mistake-proofing to your own processes straight away. Build the capability that Korean manufacturers increasingly prize as they push toward smart, zero-defect factories, with Invensis Learning.










