Lean Management Certification Training Course Washington, United States

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This Lean Management Certification Training will expose you to the concepts and principles of Lean Management to help you optimize processes, increase quality and drive maximum value in any business. You’ll learn to create more value for customers with fewer resources, reduce unwanted activities and adopt continuous process improvement, where small changes are implemented systematically. The course will guide you in implementing Lean tools, techniques and metrics in your organization.

Key features

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

5 hours of high-quality e-learning content
9 chapter-end quizzes
3 Lean Management simulation exams
Downloadable e-book
Course completion certificate

Corporate Training Solutions

Blended learning delivery model (self-paced eLearning and/or instructor-led options)
Flexible pricing options
Enterprise grade Learning Management System (LMS)
Enterprise dashboards for individuals and teams
24x7 learner assistance and support

Course description

What are the course objectives?

In simple terms, Lean Management creates more value with fewer resources, reducing unwanted activities or process that do not add value to a product or service for a customer. Lean management is an approach to running an organization that encourages continuous improvement, a long-term process where small changes are implemented systematically. Changes to processes are incremental and increases quality and efficiency. This training will provide you with the concepts of Lean Management and how you can use them in your organization.
Why is this certification so desirable?

Lean Management is a globally-recognized certification in the field of quality management, providing best practices for optimizing end-to-end businesses processes in product development, manufacturing, operations, service, supplier management, customer relations, and other enterprise functions. The Lean Management certification demonstrates your skills on applying a data-driven approach to eliminating waste and building continuous improvement into business processes.

Certified professionals can expect top roles in quality management, including Lean manager or facilitator, quality engineer, quality consultant or continuous improvement manager. According to Payscale.com, median salaries range from $60,000 to $86,000 and can top out as high as $124,000. There are currently 45,000 Lean Management certified professionals around the world.
What skills will you learn?
This Lean Management Certification course will show you how to apply Lean concepts in your organization. You will learn core concepts of Lean Management, including:
- Overview and principles of Lean
- Types of waste common in organizations
- Various Lean tools, techniques and metrics
- Examples of implementing Lean in manufacturing, service and office environments
- Other methodologies that complement Lean
- The Lean Maturity Matrix
Who should take this course?

Simplilearn’s Lean Management course can be taken by any professional seeking career growth in the quality management sector or simply to get hands-on experience working with Lean principles. There are no specific eligibility criteria for the Lean Management Certification course.

Course preview

Lean Management
- Lesson 01 - Introduction
  41:44
  - 1.1 Welcome
    00:07
  - 1.2 Introduction
    00:36
  - 1.3 Agenda
    00:40
  - 1.4 WHAT IS LEAN
    00:50
  - 1.5 Overview of Lean
    02:06
  - 1.6 Principles of Lean
    02:40
  - 1.7 Types of Waste
    04:59
  - 1.8 Lean Journey
    03:27
  - 1.9 Roots of Lean
    01:00
  - 1.10 Lean at Ford
    02:02
  - 1.11 Toyota Production System (TPS)
    01:35
  - 1.12 Just In Time (JIT)
    04:25
  - 1.13 Lean Successes and Benefits
    01:06
  - 1.14 Efficiency Business Model Fit
    04:11
  - 1.15 Cash Flow Improvement
    01:53
  - 1.16 Increased Capacity for Revenue
    01:36
  - 1.17 Its Challenges
    00:40
  - 1.18 Process Changes Cause a Rethinking of Process Flow
    01:34
  - 1.19 Disruptions Downtime Design Failures
    01:12
  - 1.20 Low Volume High Mix
    02:20
  - 1.21 High Variability Customization Demand
    02:10
  - 1.22 Summary
    00:31
  - 1.23 Quiz
  - 1.24 Thank You
    00:04
- Lesson 02 - Types of Waste
  24:48
  - 2.1 Welcome
    00:07
  - 2.2 Types of Waste Introduction
    00:36
  - 2.3 Agenda
    00:21
  - 2.4 THE MAIN ONES
    00:54
  - 2.5 Transportation
    02:53
  - 2.6 Inventory
    02:15
  - 2.7 Motion
    01:54
  - 2.8 Waiting
    01:41
  - 2.9 Over Production
    02:02
  - 2.10 Over Processing
    01:51
  - 2.11 Defect
    01:30
  - 2.12 Other Types of Waste
    00:25
  - 2.13 Underutilized Skills
    01:18
  - 2.14 Wrong Use of Automation
    03:00
  - 2.15 Wrong Use of Metrics
    03:09
  - 2.16 Summary
    00:49
  - 2.17 Quiz
  - 2.18 Thank You
    00:03
- Lesson 03 - Tools
  48:45
  - 3.1 Welcome
    00:07
  - 3.2 Lean Management Tools
    00:35
  - 3.3 Agenda
    02:06
  - 3.4 5S Plus 1
    00:35
  - 3.5 Seiri
    03:03
  - 3.6 Seiton
    02:09
  - 3.7 Seiso
    04:28
  - 3.8 Seiketsu
    04:02
  - 3.9 Shitsuke
    03:51
  - 3.10 Safety
    00:57
  - 3.11 5s plus 1 Summary
    01:05
  - 3.12 Value Stream Mapping
    02:13
  - 3.13 Kaizen
    04:06
  - 3.14 Kaizen Blitz
    01:43
  - 3.15 Takt
    03:10
  - 3.16 Jidoka
    01:47
  - 3.17 Kanban
    05:04
  - 3.18 Poka Yoke
    03:32
  - 3.19 SMED
    03:33
  - 3.20 Summary
    00:36
  - 3.21 Quiz
  - 3.22 Thank You
    00:03
- Lesson 04 - Lean in Manufacturing
  14:00
  - 4.1 Welcome
    00:07
  - 4.2 Lean in Manufacturing
    00:36
  - 4.3 Agenda
    00:28
  - 4.4 Background
    04:59
  - 4.5 Boeings Lean Journey
    00:31
  - 4.6 History and Background
    01:14
  - 4.7 Lean Principles Embraced
    01:32
  - 4.8 Lean Implementation
    01:52
  - 4.9 Waste Elimination Focus Areas
    02:13
  - 4.10 Summary
    00:25
  - 4.11 Quiz
  - 4.12 Thank You
    00:03
- Lesson 05 - Lean in Service
  18:07
  - 5.1 Welcome
    00:07
  - 5.2 Lean in Service
    00:36
  - 5.3 Agenda
    00:21
  - 5.4 Background
    03:21
  - 5.5 Lean in Healthcare
    00:17
  - 5.6 Types of Waste
    03:03
  - 5.7 Case Study Virginia Mason
    09:47
  - 5.8 Summary
    00:31
  - 5.9 Quiz
  - 5.10 Thank You
    00:04
- Lesson 06 - Lean in Office
  15:56
  - 6.1 Welcome
    00:08
  - 6.2 Lean Management Lean in Office
    00:51
  - 6.3 Agenda
    00:23
  - 6.4 Background
    01:25
  - 6.5 Lean in Office
    00:19
  - 6.6 5S in Office
    07:21
  - 6.7 Types of Waste in Office
    01:58
  - 6.8 Types of Waste in Office(cont.)
    02:32
  - 6.9 Summary
    00:56
  - 6.10 Quiz
  - 6.11 Thank You
    00:03
- Lesson 07 - Lean Metrics
  29:55
  - 7.1 Welcome
    00:08
  - 7.2 Lean Management Lean Metrics
    00:53
  - 7.3 Agenda
    01:04
  - 7.4 Overview
    02:44
  - 7.5 OEE
    06:25
  - 7.6 FPY & RTY
    02:42
  - 7.7 Days in Inventory
    01:46
  - 7.8 Schedule Adherence Attainment
    04:31
  - 7.9 Lean Accounting
    04:52
  - 7.10 Lean Accounting(Cont.)
    03:15
  - 7.11 Summary
    01:30
  - 7.12 Quiz
  - 7.13 Thank You
    00:05
- Lesson 08 - Other Methodologies That Complement Lean
  29:55
  - 8.1 Welcome
    00:08
  - 8.2 Lean Management Other Methodologies That Complement Lean
    00:52
  - 8.3 Agenda
    00:46
  - 8.4 Theory of Constraints
    04:10
  - 8.5 Theory of Constraints(Cont.)
    08:25
  - 8.6 Quick Response Manufacturing
    04:45
  - 8.7 Factory Physics
    02:11
  - 8.8 Six Sigma
    05:18
  - 8.9 Six Sigma Implementation Roles
    02:17
  - 8.10 Summary
    00:59
  - 8.11 Quiz
  - 8.12 Thank You
    00:04
- Lesson 09 - Lean Maturity Matrix
  22:00
  - 9.1 Welcome
    00:08
  - 9.2 Lean Maturity Matrix
    00:51
  - 9.3 Agenda
    00:30
  - 9.4 Overview
    02:43
  - 9.5 Assessment Process
    02:38
  - 9.6 Assessment Criteria
    06:30
  - 9.7 Lean Maturity Levels
    06:50
  - 9.8 Lean Maturity Matrix
    00:48
  - 9.9 Summary
    00:58
  - 9.10 Quiz
  - 9.11 Thank You
    00:04
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Reviews

Robert Fruehan Assistant Manager at Trident Seafoods, Washington

Exceeded my expectations. A well put together course.

Jordan R. Lebich Production Supervisor at Kitchen Fresh Foods, Houston

Love the education I have received, I have added lots of tools to my tool belt by going through this course.

Evan Loenser Mortgage QC Edit Supervisor at Tena Companies, Inc., Minneapolis

The self paced course with reminder and progress tracking is a great way to motivate. Loved all the content.

John W Karlin PRN Clinical Process Analyst @ Pediatric PICC Services, Oklahoma City

Either as an initial learning course or a refresher, this course is highly recommended!

Ashley Williams Nuclear Medcine Technologist @ University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Houston

I think that this course was very useful and full of great knowledge and tools to help me in my endeavors!

Kisha Pettis Quality Control Inspector at Augustine Biomedical & Design, Virginia Beach

This was a great course, I learned a lot. It was informative and simple to understand.

Larry Baugher System Architect - Brokerage Data Warehousing, Saint Louis

I found this course, as well as the many other courses I have taken from Simplilearn to be very comprehensive and understandable. I like how you can always go back to the previous slide if you think you didn't catch all of the content the first time thru. Well done.

Lim Wei Leng Nicholas Principal Engineer, TOD (Technology Operations Department) at Central Provident Fund Board, Singapore

Great course to learn about Lean Management and how it helps for the continuous improvement of organizations.

Helen Gunby Quality Administrator @ Jaguar Land Rover (Aktrion), Birmingham

I really enjoyed the course. Information was clear and understandable.

Ajay Pandey Datawarehouse ( ETL) Project Manager at HCL Technologies, Noida

Course is very good and it contains exactly what someone needs to learn.

Edward DSouza Experience Technical Project Coordinator at Flextronics, Rio De Janeiro

Cleared my PMP exams in Feb 2014 after attending training from SimpliLearn. Now, I am doing the Lean Management course. Love the simplicity and the approach used to deliver quality trainings.

Pardha Sai Program Manager at Brightleaf Solutions, Delhi

Good Training. Really learned a lot about the process improvement techniques.

Altaf Ahamed Bangalore

Lean Management training was good & helped me a lot to learn in depth.

Ankita Maity Assistant Manager at TATA Hitachi Construction Machinery Company Limited, Hyderabad

Good course. Covers all the topics you need to know about lean management.

Arijit Sarbagna Pune

I wasn't sure how lean could be leveraged across IT development fields. This session made me understand how lean is being used across industries.

Lean Management Certification Training Course Washington, United States

Key features

Self-Paced Learning

Corporate Training Solutions

Course description

What are the course objectives?

Why is this certification so desirable?

What skills will you learn?

Who should take this course?

Course preview

Lean Management

Lesson 01 - Introduction

1.1 Welcome

1.2 Introduction

1.3 Agenda

1.4 WHAT IS LEAN

1.5 Overview of Lean

1.6 Principles of Lean

1.7 Types of Waste

1.8 Lean Journey

1.9 Roots of Lean

1.10 Lean at Ford

1.11 Toyota Production System (TPS)

1.12 Just In Time (JIT)

1.13 Lean Successes and Benefits

1.14 Efficiency Business Model Fit

1.15 Cash Flow Improvement

1.16 Increased Capacity for Revenue

1.17 Its Challenges

1.18 Process Changes Cause a Rethinking of Process Flow

1.19 Disruptions Downtime Design Failures

1.20 Low Volume High Mix

1.21 High Variability Customization Demand

1.22 Summary

1.23 Quiz

1.24 Thank You

Lesson 02 - Types of Waste

2.1 Welcome

2.2 Types of Waste Introduction

2.3 Agenda

2.4 THE MAIN ONES

2.5 Transportation

2.6 Inventory

2.7 Motion

2.8 Waiting

2.9 Over Production

2.10 Over Processing

2.11 Defect

2.12 Other Types of Waste

2.13 Underutilized Skills

2.14 Wrong Use of Automation

2.15 Wrong Use of Metrics

2.16 Summary

2.17 Quiz

2.18 Thank You

Lesson 03 - Tools

3.1 Welcome

3.2 Lean Management Tools

3.3 Agenda

3.4 5S Plus 1

3.5 Seiri

3.6 Seiton

3.7 Seiso

3.8 Seiketsu

3.9 Shitsuke

3.10 Safety

3.11 5s plus 1 Summary

3.12 Value Stream Mapping

3.13 Kaizen

3.14 Kaizen Blitz

3.15 Takt

3.16 Jidoka

3.17 Kanban

3.18 Poka Yoke

3.19 SMED

3.20 Summary

3.21 Quiz

3.22 Thank You

Lesson 04 - Lean in Manufacturing

4.1 Welcome