Lean Six Sigma Training
Whole day workshop demonstrating how to use Lean Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Six Sigma Basics to deliver World Class Goals.
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Lean Six Sigma Concepts Covered
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Participants are divided into groups and assigned roles in a mock company. Facilitated challenges are presented coupled with Lean Six Sigma Training concepts.
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Lean Simulation℠ Training Testimonials
“Over the last 2 years, I have utilized the Business Simulation as a training and development tool in two divisions to dozens of employees. It is an interactive, dynamic method for working with employees who may not have the benefit of external exposure to world class practices, benchmarking other businesses and processes, or simply reading what’s new in our global and competitive world. The exciting thing about the workshop is every employee at any level can be involved and the messages become clear to all, everyone can fulfill a critical role in the order-to-delivery cycle and it becomes “real life” before their eyes; how much we are capable of improving, how customer expectations are ever increasing, and our role in keeping them satisfied. This simulation is a powerful tool that demonstrates commitment to the customer, continuous improvement as a “given”, and can support other business objectives by increasing employee involvement.”
Ellen Andre, Plant, Manager, Specialty Products, Avery Dennison
Ellen Andre, Plant, Manager, Specialty Products, Avery Dennison
“Personally, I think the Business Simulation Training is one of the most effective methods I have participated in that makes a difficult concept easy to understand, and fun to learn. The whole process to team-based continuous improvement and learning is constantly reinforced in the day-long exercise. Sometimes it is difficult for office and floor associates to see how their work impacts meeting customer needs, but this training really brings to light the issues and the “ahas” in our process. Most people can relate to value-adding and non-value adding, but have a difficult time seeing their role in fixing the issues. Our experience has been that it is a very successful way to kick-off a major change initiative and getting folks thinking differently about their roles and their work. A powerful, yet simple tool that works well”.
David W. Scheible, CEO, Graphic Packaging Corporation
David W. Scheible, CEO, Graphic Packaging Corporation
“Business Simulation is a great session for anyone who is planning to go from a random batch way of manufacturing a product to a more streamlined process. When you get the chance to brainstorm with your fellow employees and you really see how these changes benefit all parties – the employees, the shareholders (lower costs, quicker turnover in your product & quality improvement) and your very satisfied customer – it’s great! What is important is to keep in mind when you go back to your “real world work” these chances take time, input from employees is important and in the end, everyone is happier with the way things work”.
Anna Koltonuk, HR Manager, Huhtamaki
Anna Koltonuk, HR Manager, Huhtamaki
