Lean Fundamentals Training Course

This course is designed for Process owners, managers, and employees throughout the organization involved in critical manufacturing or service processes and anybody interested in learning the Fundamentals of Lean.

The course structure or outline of the instructor-led Lean Fundamentals training program is as follows:

• Introduction
• Lean Mentality: Muda (Waste) Elimination
• Mapping the Value Stream
• Lean Events
• Constraints
• Flow and TAKT Time
• Pull Systems and Kanban
• 5S Implementation
• Poka Yoke (Mistake Proofing)
• Lean Management Principles
• Job Instruction Training

After completing your Lean Fundamentals training, you will gain a basic understanding of the following:

• How Lean concepts and tools apply to all types of processes and industries?
• Using Lean methods and data to reduce costs, shorten cycle times, expand capacity, and improve productivity in an organization
• How Lean and Six Sigma are highly complementary?
• Using the cooperative apparatuses within Lean and Six to achieve faster and more innovative outcomes
• The methods required to apply Lean to transactional and administrative processes effectively

Invensis Learning provides live instructor-led Lean Fundamentals training course. Globally renowned Certified Trainers will instruct you to earn a certification that prepares you to face the emerging new normal.

Becoming a certified Lean Fundamentals professional can open up various career opportunities. Job roles that may require Lean Fundamentals certification include:

• Lean Coordinator
• Process Improvement Specialist
• Operations Analyst
• Quality Assurance Analyst
• Supply Chain Analyst
• Continuous Improvement Associate
• Production Planner
• Logistics Coordinator
• Warehouse Manager

Many companies across different industries recognize the value of Lean principles and actively seek professionals with Lean expertise. Major companies hiring Lean Fundamentals professionals may include manufacturing, healthcare organizations, logistics, and technology firms. Some examples include Toyota, General Electric, Boeing, Amazon, and Johnson & Johnson.

While not mandatory for all careers, Lean Fundamentals training can significantly benefit individuals seeking process improvement, operational efficiency, and quality management roles. It adds a valuable credential to your resume, demonstrating your commitment to continuous improvement and your ability to contribute to Lean initiatives within an organization.