Course curriculum

    1. Welcome to Introduction to Lean Thinking and Continuous Improvement

    1. Origins and Introduction to Lean Thinking: Module Overview

    2. Introduction to the module

    3. Why Lean Thinking?

    4. The Origins of Lean Thinking

    1. Introduction to Lean Thinking

    2. Introduction to Lean Thinking and Continuous Improvement

    3. Lean Thinking: Key Frameworks

    4. Lean Thinking: Underpinning Principles and Related Concepts

    5. Pop Quiz - Lean Thinking Introduction and Origins

    1. What is Lean Thinking Infographic

    2. Introduction to Lean Thinking (Click Through Presentation)

    3. Origins of Lean Thinking (Click Through Presentation)

    4. Lean Thinking Underpinning and Related Concepts (Click Through Presentation)

    5. Lean Thinking Key Frameworks (Click Through Presentation)

    1. Lean Thinking Core Concepts: Module Overview

    2. Welcome to Lean Thinking Core Concepts

    1. Demand and Capacity

    2. What would you do - Capacity.

    3. The Seven Wastes and Muda

    4. Mura (overburden) and Muri (unevenness)

    5. Value Stream and Value Stream Mapping

    6. Flow and Pull

    7. Core Concepts Pop Quiz!

About this course

  • £100.00
  • 39 lessons
  • 3 hours of video content

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Practical information about the course

  • What Will I Learn?

    This course will provide you with an Introduction to Lean Thinking and Continuous Improvement and prepare you for the LCS Level 1A Lean Awareness test. The course is split into three modules including an introduction to Lean Thinking and CI, core concepts including value and failure demand and value, BENVA and non-value add and also provides an overview of what is meant by a culture of CI.

  • Self Led Content

    This course is completely self led. Once purchased you will have access to all the lessons outlined in the curriculum above. This includes video presentations, click through materials and downloadable resources.

  • Progress at your own speed

    You can do as little or as much as you like each time you log on. Your progress will be saved so you can pick up where you left off.