Lean White Belt Training
Are you interested in getting to know Lean and the principles of Lean? Then the Lean White Belt training is highly recommended for you. In this course, you will discover the basics of Lean.
Are you interested in getting to know Lean and the principles of Lean? Then the online White Belt training is highly recommended for you. In this course, you will discover the basics of Lean.
What is Lean White Belt?
Lean White Belt is the initial certification level within Lean which covers the basic knowledge and understanding of Lean principles. As a White Belt, you will become familiar with the everyday practice of Lean and will be involved in projects as a subject matter expert.
It is important to understand that Lean is not a ready-made solution but rather a philosophy and way of thinking that constantly demands improvement and optimisation. By using the right tools and actively involving employees in the improvement process, an organisation is well placed to move towards a more efficient and customer-centric way of working.
With the Lean White Belt certification, you will establish basic knowledge and understanding of Lean principles, allowing you to make a valuable contribution to Lean initiatives within your organisation. This will provide you with the foundation to flourish and achieve higher levels of Lean certification, such as Yellow Belt, Orange Belt, Green Belt or Black Belt, should you so wish.
Are you ready for Lean White Belt training?
The Lean White Belt training is an introduction to Lean and its principles. It is designed for those who want to become acquainted with Lean and discover its fundamental principles. During this training, you will have the opportunity to explore the basics of Lean and establish a solid foundation in Lean principles.
What will you gain from this Lean White Belt training?
Once you have completed this course, you will have a basic understanding of the background of Lean and the philosophy of continuous improvement. You will learn various Lean techniques, understand how they work, and what they are used for. This knowledge will be valuable when your team or department embarks on Lean initiatives. You can expect to be able to:
- Understand and apply the basic principles of Lean in your daily work.
- Recognise waste in processes.
- Actively participate in Lean implementations within your organisation and contribute to continuous improvement.
- Understand the basic principles of various Lean techniques such as 5S, Kaizen, and Value Stream Mapping.
- Collaborate with colleagues and team members to achieve improvements and promote a culture of continuous improvement.
After completing the training, you will be well-equipped to apply the basic principles of Lean and play an active role in Lean implementations and continuous improvement within your organisation.
What will you learn during the Lean White Belt training?
During this classroom training, you will be introduced to the Lean philosophy. You will go through various modules that cover the different phases of Lean, including PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) and DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyse-Improve-Control) methodologies. You will learn:
- The background and principles of Lean, including the focus on creating value, eliminating waste, and striving for continuous improvement.
- Key Lean techniques and tools used to streamline processes and improve efficiency, such as 5S, Kaizen, Value Stream Mapping, and visual management.
- How to identify and solve problems using the PDCA and DMAIC methodologies.
In short, this training provides you with a basic understanding of the Lean philosophy and enables you to comprehend Lean techniques and methodologies.
Sign up for our Lean White Belt training.
- The training lasts 1 day.
- The training can be conducted both on-site and in-company.
Lean White Belt, training opportunities in every region:
Our Lean training sessions are organised at fixed locations.
What will you get with the Lean White Belt training?
- 1 day of intensive training at a specific location, filled with interactive sessions and practical examples.
- Unlimited access to our e-learning platform, which can serve as a handy reference for refreshing your knowledge after the training.
- All necessary study materials to support you during your learning journey. This includes handouts, templates, and digital resources.
- An official White Belt certificate from LCS, the Cardiff University licenced service, acknowledging your proficiency in Lean principles and techniques.
Would you prefer to learn online?
Do you prefer online learning – would you like to start your Lean journey from the comfort of your own home? Then our online Lean White Belt training could be just what you are looking for. The course is designed for self-paced learning, wherever you are. Enrol today and experience the power of online learning with DMAIC.com. Sign up now and discover the power of online learning with DMAIC.com.
The phases of lean
Define
Step into the Define phase and discover how to transform your improvement project into a clear roadmap for success! In this crucial phase, you delve deep into the core of the issue, define the scope of the improvement project, and gather 'Voice of the Customer' information. This lays a solid foundation upon which you can build to optimise your process!
Measure
Enter the Measure phase and elevate your process to the next level! Here, you go far beyond merely describing and visualising the process. You also hit the nail on the head by identifying waste and unveiling quick-wins. Discover the power of data-driven decision-making through the execution of measurements.
Analyse
Take action with the invaluable data you've gathered in the Measure phase! Kick off with a baseline assessment to map out your current performance. After this analysis, it's time to fine-tune your improvement journey and delve into the root causes of your problems. Employ an arsenal of advanced techniques not just to identify issues, but also to bring solutions within reach.
Improve
Implement improvements in the Improve phase! After conducting in-depth analyses and unravelling the root causes, it's time to come up with solutions. Harness the creativity of the participants and make intelligent use of Lean tools to arrive at a well-thought-out selection of solutions.
Control
This step teaches you a range of robust safeguarding techniques to ensure that resolved issues truly become a thing of the past. You wrap up the Lean project and extend your gratitude to the dedicated project team that made it all possible.