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Provided by: VRDS LEAN MANUFACTURING TRAININGBusiness Process Management |
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Training
Provided by VRDS
Participants in this course learn the skills necessary to begin the Lean Journey and apply Lean techniques to reduce waste immediately on upon returning to their work environment. In fact, they leave with an action plan that allows them to improve the performance of their company within the first few days.
This experiential course includes several content delivery methods:
Hands on simulation that allows the participant to experience with the lean tools in a safe, constructive and exciting environment
Exercises that relate the simulation to each participants work environment while allowing the participant to learn from one another s example
Example based course materials to stimulate thought
Diagnostic sheets and exercises to be applied to your work space.
Our Unique Approach to Lean Training:
Learning Lean doesn t have to be a burden. Some suggest to learn is our most basic human need. We strive to develop courses so you have fun learning: flinging, spinning, and conducting acts of physical and mental creativity.
Call us for more information - (732) 219-7001
This experiential course includes several content delivery methods:
Hands on simulation that allows the participant to experience with the lean tools in a safe, constructive and exciting environment
Exercises that relate the simulation to each participants work environment while allowing the participant to learn from one another s example
Example based course materials to stimulate thought
Diagnostic sheets and exercises to be applied to your work space.
Our Unique Approach to Lean Training:
Learning Lean doesn t have to be a burden. Some suggest to learn is our most basic human need. We strive to develop courses so you have fun learning: flinging, spinning, and conducting acts of physical and mental creativity.
Call us for more information - (732) 219-7001
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LEAN MANUFACTURING TRAINING
Upon completion of this course, the participant has learned:
- The Lean philosophy and methodology
- The difference in the Lean methods and traditional manufacturing methods
- To identify value and non value added activities from the customer s perspective
- Lean improvement methods such as value-add analysis, 5s and more
- The importance of and methods used to improve product flow, including:
-- Resource leveling
-- Work Balancing
-- Pull Systems
- The interrelation of key lean initiatives such as:
-- Value Stream Mapping
-- Kaizen
-- Standardized work
-- Mistake proofing
-- Total Production Maintenance
- To identify and analyze key processes as well as material and information flows within a value stream
- Where and how to begin the Lean Journey
- The Lean philosophy and methodology
- The difference in the Lean methods and traditional manufacturing methods
- To identify value and non value added activities from the customer s perspective
- Lean improvement methods such as value-add analysis, 5s and more
- The importance of and methods used to improve product flow, including:
-- Resource leveling
-- Work Balancing
-- Pull Systems
- The interrelation of key lean initiatives such as:
-- Value Stream Mapping
-- Kaizen
-- Standardized work
-- Mistake proofing
-- Total Production Maintenance
- To identify and analyze key processes as well as material and information flows within a value stream
- Where and how to begin the Lean Journey
About The Training Provider: VRDS
VRDS - VRDS, Inc. is about your company and your goals. It s that simple. We are very different from the large, commoditized training & consulting firms that are most comfortable telling you about what they have to offer you. But what about what you need as an individual, a department head or as a business? Aren t those things more important?
For more than 20 years, VRDS has focused on the...
