By the end of this course, you will be able to
How the Lean concept was formulated and how significant it is in optimizing current work processes and, if applied correctly, reducing business losses by at least 20%.
The 5 key principles of Lean as a means of improving any project’s efficiency and how to apply each one of them to ensure delivering the highest value possible.
How to use the Lean tools to move from the problem definition phase to the problem-solving phase and how to better deal with employees resisting change.
Course details
- 1 h 31 m/33 lessons
- Last updated: 22/12/2021
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Introduction
Mcdonald's Story
Lean Concept
Value-Added vs. Non Value-Added
Introduction
Mcdonald's Story
Lean Concept
Value-Added vs. Non Value-Added
Meals per Hour
History of Lean
Customer Focus Principle
Data-Driven Decisions Principle
Respect and Set SMART Goals Principles
Accountability Principle
Excellence Principle
Introduction to Lean Tools
PDCA Tool
Wasters
Defects
Waiting Time
Motion and Tranport
Inventory
Extra Processing
Over Production
Non-Utilized Talent
The 5S Method
5S Tips
The Poke-Yoke Tool
The Kaizen Tool
The SOP Tool
Problem Solving
The 6W2H Tool
Fishbone Analysis
Cause and Effect
The Five Whys
Creating Lean Culture
Course Wrap Up
About this course
In this fast-paced world, increasing productivity and achieving sustainable profitability is crucial for companies as a benchmark of success. That’s why adopting and applying the concepts of losses elimination and process improvement is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. In this training course, you will get introduced to the Lean concept, principles, and tools through which you can outstand as an employee or a business owner and lead your company towards thriving success.
Course requirements and prerequisites
There are no requirements for this course. Your interest in the topic and your commitment to learning are all you need to achieve the utmost benefit from this course.
Mentor
Ahmad Aly El Dabaa
Managing Director
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