Lean Fundamentals [ ]
6Sigma.us’ Lean Fundamentals course introduces the principles of Lean and the overall importance of focusing on what adds value to the customer. Lean Fundamentals provides individuals methods to recognize wastes in processes as well as identify barriers to flow and implement pull in their current processes.
Lean Fundamentals training topics:
- Lean Concepts and Lean Six Sigma
- Principles of Lean and A3 Thinking
- Project Planning and Approach
- Foundation of Lean: Waste
- Foundation of Lean: 5S
- Define Value
- Map the Value Stream
- Process Measures and Data Display
- Root Cause Analysis
- Create Flow
- Establish Pull
- Mistake Proofing
- Pursue Perfection
- Ideal and Future State Maps
- Lean Six Sigma
- Wrap-Up
Duration | Dates | Location | Cost | Register |
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3 Days(Tue-Thu) | Dec-10-2024 |
Virtual Instructor-led Training
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$1600 | Register |
4 Days | Feb-10-2025 |
Dallas, TX
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$2250 | Register |
3 Days(Tue-Thu) | Mar-11-2025 |
Virtual Instructor-led Training
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$1600 | Register |
4 Days | Apr-07-2025 |
Chicago, IL
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$2250 | Register |
3 Days(Tue-Thu) | May-13-2025 |
Virtual Instructor-led Training
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$1600 | Register |
3 Days(Tue-Thu) | Aug-05-2025 |
Virtual Instructor-led Training
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$1600 | Register |
3 Days(Tue-Thu) | Oct-14-2025 |
Virtual Instructor-led Training
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$1600 | Register |
4 Days | Nov-03-2025 |
Orlando, FL
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$2250 | Register |
3 Days(Tue-Thu) | Dec-09-2025 |
Virtual Instructor-led Training
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$1600 | Register |
This four day course starts with Lean Basics like 5S, Kanban, Value Stream Mapping, and Kaizen, then covers advanced concepts that use data and analysis within a DMAIC roadmap to design an optimized process layout. Learn the Lean Fundamentals system that brings it all together.Lean Fundamentals Training Topics:
- Overview of the Lean Initiative
- Incorporating Lean & Six Sigma
- Muda (or Waste) Eradication
- Value Stream Mapping (Present and Prospective State)
- How to Conduct a Lean Vision Events (or Kaizen Events)
- Flow, TAKT Time and PITCH Applications
- Replenishment Pull methods vs. Traditional “Push”
- Kanban or Visual Signaling
- Goldratt’s “Theory of Constraints”
- 5S and Visual Control
- Poka Yoke (Error Proofing)
- Program Synopsis