The Formation in Lean Specialist course is designed for professionals seeking to strengthen their skills and solve common workplace challenges. It combines theory and practice to ensure participants can apply knowledge directly in their organizations. **Learning Objectives:** • Understand the fundamentals and practical applications of the topic. • Develop problem-solving skills for recurring business challenges. • Apply tools and methods that improve efficiency and results. • Promote sustainable improvements in processes and teams.

Requisitos

There is no prerequisite

Workload

32 hours

Formatos

In-person and Online

Content

**Basic Structure:** **INTRODUCTION** • Origins • Lean Program benefits • Lean in the Business Environment • Cynefin Framework: when Lean is better than the other methodologies • Lean application in manufacturing processes and administrative processes • The 5 principles: Value, Value flowchart, continuous flow, pull flow, seeking perfection • Pull vs Push vs Hybrid Systems: Advantages and Disadvantages • TPS house – Toyota Production System • Kaizen • Concepts of added value to customer (VA), not added value (NVA), and value added only to business (BVA) • The 8 wastes **Hoshin kanri** • Introduction to strategic planning • BSC x Hoshin Kanri • Definition of value to customer • Lean strategy deployment: Roadmap • Vertical and horizontal alignment • KPIs • Definition of goals • Goals deployment: strategic, tactical, and operating levels • A3 methodology • Communication planImplementation of case tools **VALUE FLOWCHART: CURRENT STATUS** • Introduction to value flowchart • Prioritization: flowchart(s) to be optimized • Mapping and Symbols • Current Status Mapping • Learning to see: Identifying the 8 wastes in the value flowchart • Takt, Lead, Process e Cycle Times • Bullwhip, whiplash effect • Disintegration of the logistic and productive chains • Particularities on current status mapping in administrative processes • Implementation of tools in the case **VALUE FLOWCHART: FUTURE STATUS** • Bases for future status: Leveling (Heijunka) and Standardized work • Implementing 5S: far beyond “housekeeping” • The pillars of future status: Jidoka concepts and Just in Time • Jidoka: Making problems visible, Solving workstation problems, Help chain, Andon, Poka-Yoke, Health and Safety in the Work, Eliminating wastes • Just in time (Doing what is needed, when it is needed, and in the needed amount): pacing the flow (according to Takt time), making the streamline flow, pull systems/ Kanban, SMED/quick setup, Integrated Logistics, Work cells, Lean Layout, Bottleneck resources, and Theory of Restrictions. **Sustainability** • Traditional vs Lean Leadership • Leadership with respect • Genchi Genbutsu • Visual Management • Results Monitoring and maintenance of standards • Labor flexibility • Sustaining 5S • Change Management • Stakeholders management • Obeya Room • Lean Audits • Implementation in exercises / simulation • Assessment **Pre-Work****:** video classes on SETA virtual platform