A Lean Enterprise produces more with existing resources by eliminating non-value added activities. Manufacturers are facing increased worldwide competition and the stakes are high. The winners in this competition work to eliminate overproduction caused by traditional scheduling systems and only make what customers want when they want it. Lean establishes a systematic approach to eliminating these wastes and creating flow throughout the whole company. It also helps you develop and implement a long-term plan to streamline your operations for success.
The MRC Practitioner Series develops individuals that are interested in assisting in the deployment of Lean tools within their organizations. This program introduces participants to the lean enterprise, presents a detailed method for discovering root causes of process problems and uses 4M (man, method, machine and material) stability tools for countermeasures. The Practitioner Series supplements classroom training with a plant tour.
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The Lean Master Series develops individuals that are interested in taking a lead role in a lean transformation. Along with the benefits of the Lean Practitioner Series, the Lean Master Program explores the role of leadership style and culture within the change process, teaches how to develop strategic plans for transformation through Hoshin and Value Stream Mapping and illustrates the use of Lean Management systems to manage daily value stream activities. Individuals also receive a report about their preferred problem solving and leaderships styles. The Lean Master Series provides a hands-on lean implementation project.
As an added benefit, courses you have already taken will count toward a current requirements. Cost will be adjusted based on courses previously completed.
- $250 credit per full-day course completed
- $175 credit per half-day course completed
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