Lean Manufacturing
Lean Manufacturing, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 75 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 10 reviews, and has 40 subscribers.
You will learn about You will learn how to apply lean principles, tools and techniques in standardizing the workplace etc. You will learn lean methodologies in improving processes, increasing values that customer receives, and enabling organizations gain competitive advantage. How to apply lean tools and techniques in foreseeing problems on the shop flow, planning and devising methods in resolving them in the most cost-effective way. How to plan your work layout using techniques such as work cell design, value stream mapping, process mapping, cellular manufacturing etc. This course is ideal for individuals who are Quality control/Quality Assurance personnel and managers or Project team members, coordinators, supervisors and managers. or Quality management students and professionals. or Individuals who wish to learn or improve their knowledge of lean management. or Business leaders and managers, line supervisors/managers, customer service personnel and managers. or Engineers, manufacturing and production officers, technicians and technologists. or Business executives: Managing Directors, CEOs, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Operations Directors, General Managers, Factory Managers etc. It is particularly useful for Quality control/Quality Assurance personnel and managers or Project team members, coordinators, supervisors and managers. or Quality management students and professionals. or Individuals who wish to learn or improve their knowledge of lean management. or Business leaders and managers, line supervisors/managers, customer service personnel and managers. or Engineers, manufacturing and production officers, technicians and technologists. or Business executives: Managing Directors, CEOs, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Operations Directors, General Managers, Factory Managers etc.
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Summary
Title: Lean Manufacturing
Price: $39.99
Average Rating: 3.65
Number of Lectures: 75
Number of Quizzes: 1
Number of Published Lectures: 75
Number of Published Quizzes: 1
Number of Curriculum Items: 76
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76
Original Price: $54.99
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- You will learn how to apply lean principles, tools and techniques in standardizing the workplace etc.
- You will learn lean methodologies in improving processes, increasing values that customer receives, and enabling organizations gain competitive advantage.
- How to apply lean tools and techniques in foreseeing problems on the shop flow, planning and devising methods in resolving them in the most cost-effective way.
- How to plan your work layout using techniques such as work cell design, value stream mapping, process mapping, cellular manufacturing etc.
Who Should Attend
- Quality control/Quality Assurance personnel and managers
- Project team members, coordinators, supervisors and managers.
- Quality management students and professionals.
- Individuals who wish to learn or improve their knowledge of lean management.
- Business leaders and managers, line supervisors/managers, customer service personnel and managers.
- Engineers, manufacturing and production officers, technicians and technologists.
- Business executives: Managing Directors, CEOs, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Operations Directors, General Managers, Factory Managers etc.
Target Audiences
- Quality control/Quality Assurance personnel and managers
- Project team members, coordinators, supervisors and managers.
- Quality management students and professionals.
- Individuals who wish to learn or improve their knowledge of lean management.
- Business leaders and managers, line supervisors/managers, customer service personnel and managers.
- Engineers, manufacturing and production officers, technicians and technologists.
- Business executives: Managing Directors, CEOs, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Operations Directors, General Managers, Factory Managers etc.
Lean Management (also known as Lean Manufacturing, Lean Enterprise or Lean Production) is a system of management developed by the Toyota Motor Corporation being used successfully across the world in both manufacturing and service sectors including healthcare, banking, government and agriculture etc.
Lean is focused on improving processes, eliminating waste, increasing values that customer receives, and enabling organizations gain competitive advantage over their competitors. The application lean principles, tools and techniques help in standardizing the workplace, creating a work environment where there is a place for everything and everything is in its place. It enhances effective problem solving. It is a long-term approach to work that seeks to systematically achieve incremental changes in processes in order to improve efficiency and quality.
This online certification course is designed to expose in details some time-tested principles, tools and techniques targeted to enabling engineers, quality assurance/control professionals, business owners & leaders, supervisors and managers of all levels etc. to drastically eliminate process waste, create more values and continually improve their overall production/manufacturing, business and operational processes.
The course consists of FREE downloadable templates, white papers and other resources that you can practice with to enhance your skills or customize for your personal and/or professional usage.
This course is section into the following sections:
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Introduction to Lean Management
Here, you will learn the various practical meaning of lean management, focus of lean management, the lean process and principles, and benefits of lean implementation.
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Cost and Lean Waste
In this section, you will learn the concept of the 8 lean wastes and techniques in eliminating the wastes. You will be introduced to the cost of quality (COQ) and lean techniques assists in analyzing the cost of poor quality (COPQ).
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PDCA Cycle and the Lean Metrics
Here, you will learn the application of PDCA cycle in lean implementation. You would understand the key metrics used in lean manufacturing.
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Visual Management
In visual management, you will learn the concept of the 6S, development of Process Mapping, Swimlane Mapping, Value Stream Mapping and others.
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Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
This section covers the essential aspects of a TPM program. It includes programs like the eight pillars of TPM, and the implementation process of the TPM program. In this section, you‘ll learn the definition of TPM, relationship between and OEE, and benefits of implementing TPM.
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Lean Tools and Techniques
This section teaches you vital tools and techniques in lean manufacturing including: A3 Methodologies, Spaghetti Charts, Pareto Charts, Process Analysis Tools, 5 Whys and others.
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Process Optimization
In this, you would understand how to design a work cell. You would be introduced the single piece flow and batch reduction, changeover reduction, Kanban methodologies, process walk and kaizen events etc.
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Kaizen Methodologies
Kaizen Approach is widely used by organizations with lean methodology to effect continuous improvement to organizational processes. In this section, you will learn some key kaizen principles, philosophy, action plans, and events that will enable you enact cultural change in your organizations through Kaizen principles.
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Benchmarking
In this section, you will learn the various systematic techniques for measuring and comparing processes, adopting and adapting organizational best practices to enhance continuous process improvement.
At the end of the section, you would be able to explain the meaning, types and application of benchmarking techniques. You would have gained thorough understanding of benchmarking sequence, methods and the benefits of implementing benchmarking techniques.
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Cellular manufacturing
This section demonstrates the benefits a manufacturing organization can achieve in efficiency, product quality, and inventory and space utilization by the adoption of cellular manufacturing principles and techniques.
At the conclusion of this section, you would understand the benefits of introducing Cellular Manufacturing, plan & design a cell appropriate to your own unique working environment in order to improve manufacturing operations efficiencies.
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Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is an essential component of a preventive action program. This section will enable you assess and analyze your organization’s risk of failure, determine areas in need of action, and apply mistake-proofing techniques. The section presents a step-by-step method for conducting Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), defining the role, methodologies, and implementation of the FMEAs.
At the conclusion of this section, you would understand the benefits and various techniques for conducting FMEA and effectively implement them to prevent failures from occurring.
Learners will be able to…
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Define the properties of FMEA
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Brainstorm potential failures
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Assess risk of failure
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Determine areas that need action
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Apply FMEA methods
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Know your role for team participation
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Describe the purpose of the FMEA process.
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List at least three benefits of utilizing FMEA.
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Explain when FMEA should and should not be performed.
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Define the FMEA terms: failure mode, failure effect, failure cause, severity, occurrence, and detection.
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Complete a sample Design FMEA.
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Complete a sample Process FMEA.
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Gemba Walk
Understanding processes and identifying potential areas of improvement is best done by observing the action up close. The term, Gemba, refers to the place where value is created and can be improved. The ‘Gemba Walk’ is an activity that takes management to the front lines with the goal of identifying non-value added activities and opportunities.
The primary goal of Gemba Walk is to understand the situation through involvement of everyone related to the process to understand the Purpose, Process, and People. In this section of the course, you will have a better understanding of the correct approach to implementing Gemba Walk and sustaining a Lean culture.
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One Piece Flow
One Piece Flow is a fundamental element of becoming lean. To think of processing one unit at a time usually sends a shudder through the organization which has batch manufacturing as its life blood. The word “one” does not necessarily have a literal meaning. It should be related to the customers’ requirements and could be one unit of order. However, what it does mean is that the organisation should only process what the customer wants, in the quantity he wants and when he wants it.
In this section, you will learn the benefits and the various tools and techniques in achieving one piece flow within your organization. You will learn how to implement one piece flow methodology in achieving operational efficiency within your organization.
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Mistake Proofing
In this section, you will learn a systematic way to error-proof processes with wide range of examples to will stimulate your creative thinking about making it impossible to make mistakes and prepare you to eliminate real-life recurring problems or defects. In this course, you will learn how to apply different mistake-proofing solutions, you’ll be able to use different mistake-proofing techniques and be able to identify the best way to mistake-proof a given situation. You’ll gain an invaluable skill of integrating mistake-proofing as part of an overall Quality Improvement Process within your organization.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction I
Lecture 2: Introduction II
Lecture 3: Focus of Lean Management
Lecture 4: Getting Started with the Lean Process
Lecture 5: Why Use Lean
Lecture 6: The Lean Principles
Chapter 2: Cost & Lean Waste
Lecture 1: Cost of Quality (COQ)
Lecture 2: The 8 Waste
Lecture 3: Identifying and Eliminating the 8 Wastes
Chapter 3: PDCA Cycle & the Lean Metrics
Lecture 1: The PDCA Cycle
Lecture 2: Lean Metrics
Chapter 4: Lean Tools & Techniques
Lecture 1: Spaghetti Diagram
Lecture 2: A3 Methodology
Lecture 3: Pareto Chart
Lecture 4: Process Analysis
Lecture 5: 5 Whys
Lecture 6: Fishbone Diagram
Lecture 7: Mistake Proofing
Chapter 5: Process Optimization
Lecture 1: Work Cell Design
Lecture 2: Single Piece Flow & Batch Reduction
Lecture 3: Changeover Reduction
Lecture 4: Kanban Methodology
Lecture 5: Process Walk (or Gemba)
Lecture 6: Kaizen Events
Chapter 6: Visual Management
Lecture 1: Visual Management and 5S
Lecture 2: Types and Development of Process Maps
Lecture 3: Organizational Level Process Map
Lecture 4: Swimlane Map
Lecture 5: Value Stream Mapping (VSM)
Chapter 7: Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
Lecture 1: Introduction to TPM
Lecture 2: Eight Pillars of TPM
Lecture 3: TPM Implementation
Lecture 4: TPM versus OEE
Chapter 8: Kaizen Methodologies
Lecture 1: Kaizen Overview
Lecture 2: Kaizen Philosophy
Lecture 3: Kaizen Principles
Lecture 4: Kaizen PDCA Approach
Lecture 5: Kaizen Implementation
Chapter 9: Understanding Benchmarking
Lecture 1: Benchmarking Overview
Lecture 2: Classification of Benchmarking
Lecture 3: Benchmarking in Application
Lecture 4: Benchmarking Sequences
Chapter 10: Gemba Walk for Process Excellence
Lecture 1: Gemba Introduction
Lecture 2: Focus of Gemba
Lecture 3: Management Role
Lecture 4: Gemba and Management Structure
Lecture 5: Direct and Indirect Earners
Lecture 6: Steps for Gemba Walk
Lecture 7: Attributes of a Successful Gemba
Chapter 11: One Piece Flow Systems
Lecture 1: The Foundation
Lecture 2: Implementing the Push and Pull System
Lecture 3: Achieving One-piece Flow
Lecture 4: One-Piece Flow Manufacturing Environment
Lecture 5: Implementing One-piece Flow
Lecture 6: Equipment for One-piece Flow
Lecture 7: Tools for Implementing One Piece Flow
Chapter 12: Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA)
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: FMEA Defined
Lecture 3: Definitions of Terms
Lecture 4: Types of FMEA
Lecture 5: FMEA Usage
Lecture 6: Benefits of FMEA
Lecture 7: FMEA Timing
Lecture 8: FMEA Procedure
Chapter 13: Error Proofing
Lecture 1: The Foundation
Lecture 2: Error Proofing in Lean Organization
Lecture 3: Elements of Error Proofing
Lecture 4: Review of Human Error
Lecture 5: Error-Proofing Approaches
Lecture 6: Attributes of Error-Proofing
Lecture 7: Error-Proofing Tools
Chapter 14: Cellular Manufacturing
Lecture 1: The Foundation
Lecture 2: Understanding Cell
Lecture 3: Objectives of Cellular Manufacturing
Lecture 4: Steps to Implement Cell Manufacturing
Instructors
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Olanab Consults
Quality Assurance & Continuous Improvement Consulting Firm
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