Lean Thinking training (1 day) in English Présentiel

• History and Positioning of Lean Management
• DMAIC Methodology and Kaizen Events
• Process Capability: Cycle Time and Takt Time
• Work-in-Progress (WIP), Inventory, Waiting Time, and Little's Law
• Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
• Rhythm Diagrams
• Value-Added Analysis and Waste Elimination
• Process Cycle Efficiency (PCE)
• Theory of Constraints and Line Balancing
• Continuous Flow
• Maximum Acceptable Work-in-Progress (WIPmax)

• Discover Lean flow improvement and waste elimination methods through Kaizen Events.
• Evaluate production capacity, resource losses, and lead times within a production unit, business process, or organization.
• Develop a process map based on direct field observations to accurately describe operations and communicate their reality to management.
• Analyze processes to identify and quantify bottlenecks, overcapacity, and waste.
• Make operations faster, more agile, and more efficient.

All Industries (Manufacturing & Services).

• Project Managers and Consultants (internal or external)
• Continuous Improvement and Operational Excellence Professionals
• Logistics Managers
• Supply Chain Managers
• Production Managers
• Operations Managers
• Quality Managers
• Quality Engineers
• Any professional involved in Lean transformation or continuous improvement initiatives

• Experiential learning approach: participants practice Lean improvement methods (Kaizen Events) through a business simulation role-play covering an end-to-end cross-functional process (order entry, production/processing, invoicing, and shipping).
• Small groups of up to 12 participants, facilitating interaction, knowledge sharing, exchange of experiences, and professional networking.

• Training material provided in PDF format.
• Reference book LSSx.0 "1. Flow problems and Lean Management" (e-book edition)

• Lead a problem-solving workshop on flow and/or organizational efficiency using the Kaizen Event approach.
• Analyze a process to identify and quantify all types of dysfunctions.
• Make operations faster, more agile, and leaner

In-house training program.

We deliver training courses throughout Belgium, at the location of your choice.

At Lean Six Sigma Belgium, we strive to make our training programs accessible to all participants, including those with disabilities.

We are happy to discuss individual requirements and determine the appropriate accommodations needed to ensure an optimal learning experience.

Our training facilities are selected to provide convenient access and appropriate conditions for participants with reduced mobility.