Lean Certification – White Belt Program
The Lean White Belt Certification Program is not simply a training program therefore it cannot be delivered as a public seminar. It is designed to be conducted in parallel with and in support of a Lean implementation effort.
Expectations are that the Lean White Belt candidate will:
a) Fully participate and successfully complete the entire 88-hour Lean White Belt training program (can be done in an intense 2 week workshop or in a series of 11 full-day workshops one per month over 11 months).
b) Actively apply the various “homework” assignments from each of the 22 lean topics.
c) Read the Toyota Way Fieldbook
The LWB Program is 11 days of learning for a maximum of 20-22 people. These people can come from various parts of the enterprise, manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, stores, purchasing, planning, transportation ….any part of the macro value stream. The exact schedule of days and team make-up will be determined during the Future State Program.
There are the 22 Modules/Topics in the Lean White Belt Program:
1. Introduction to Lean (Lean Principles)
2. Current State Value Stream Mapping
3. Future State Value Stream Mapping
4. Lean Project Implementation
5. Hoshin Planning & Metrics
6. Kaizen Events
7. 5S Workplace Organization
8. Visual Controls
9. Layout for Flow
10. Standardized Work
11. Kanbans & Supermarkets
12. Cell Teams
13. Materials Handling (Waterspiders & Milk Runs)
14. TPM Total Productive Maintenance
15. Heijunka Level Production
16. Workforce Flexibility
17. Zero Waste Culture
18. Quick Changeover (QCO)/SMED
19. Urgency of Material Flow
20. One-Piece Flows
21. ZDQ Zero-Defect Quality (Mistake Proofing & Fail Safeing)
22. Lean Leadership
Participants receive a 5″ 3-ring binder of all printed materials, 22 videos (appropriate to each lean topic), and applications exercises to use on the job.
Upon successful completion of all requirements, the Lean White Belt graduate will receive a martial arts Lean White Belt and an official framed Lean White Belt Certificate.
JCM Work Designs will be happy to work with any company interested in the LWB program. We recognize this program is actually a transfer of our JCM Work Designs capabilities to the company and, therefore, the quality of certification will be maintained at a high level. Please contact us for a formal proposal.
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