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TRAINING PORTFOLIO<br />
START<br />
Manager 2<br />
(6 Days)<br />
5S<br />
The 5S Method, is one of the <strong>LEAN</strong> philosophy cornerstones, it<br />
belongs to point KAIZEN methods. It is a workplace organization<br />
method leading to the elimination of waste, increased productivity,<br />
and workplace safety. It is typically the first method to be<br />
implemented while introducing the <strong>LEAN</strong> philosophy. The course<br />
participants will begin by getting acquainted with the basics of the<br />
method. They will learn to identify 7 types of waste. Within a<br />
simulation, they will apply the 5S implementation through a<br />
“Numeric Chaos” game.<br />
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PEP<br />
Product development process is a complex process describing particular phases<br />
and steps of the product development up to product launch on the market. The<br />
objective of the PEP workshop is to strengthen knowledge of product genesis<br />
and quality assurance processes. Further the aim is to give participants<br />
awareness about critical success factors which may have a significant impact<br />
on product quality already before the start of production. During the<br />
simulation participants are applying selected procedures and methods<br />
relevant for the product development process and industrialization and<br />
are essential for successful serial production and launch of the<br />
first-rate product on the market.<br />
9<br />
Lean ERP<br />
The <strong>LEAN</strong> ERP training program is designed for those who actively search for a way to optimize the<br />
use of ERP systems while implementing <strong>LEAN</strong> principles. The objective of the course is to introduce<br />
<strong>LEAN</strong> topics such as production management pull principles, SMED, TPM and to make them accessible<br />
for effective use with the support of an ERP system. In the simulation, the course participants will<br />
try various settings necessary for optimum ERP performance. Based on the preformed simulation,<br />
the participants will understand the practical differences and contradictions<br />
in properties of ERP systems and <strong>LEAN</strong> production<br />
requirements. As a result, the participants will<br />
gain practical skills due to which they will be<br />
able to set ERP systems and effectively use ERP<br />
processes in accordance to the requirements of<br />
the <strong>LEAN</strong> production theory.<br />
START<br />
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2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
Manager 1<br />
(4 Days)<br />
Engineer<br />
(2 Days)<br />
STD<br />
A standardized workplace is a strong tool belonging to the<br />
<strong>LEAN</strong> philosophy. Having the current state of the workplace<br />
and the working procedure well described and documented<br />
is the basis for continuous improvement – KAIZEN. By<br />
analyzing, improving and documenting the current state,<br />
we create a new standard which becomes a foundation<br />
for another improvement (KAIZEN). This is also the<br />
purpose and content of the course. At the end, we<br />
simulate, the new and improved production process<br />
designed by the participants.<br />
PUSH AND PULL<br />
The <strong>LEAN</strong> philosophy represents a crucial change in thinking:<br />
from mass production managed by big batches and safety supplies<br />
(PUSH) to a production managed by the customer’s consumption<br />
(PULL) – ideally heading towards “one piece flow“ (OPF). The<br />
objective of the course is to identify the push and pull managing<br />
principles, the basic theory of planning strategy, the ABC/XYZ<br />
analyses, and, within the a production simulation, the gradual<br />
transition from push to pull by implementation of KANBAN,<br />
FIFO, SUPERMARKET, and OPF.<br />
SMED<br />
SMED (Single Minute Exchange of Die) is<br />
one of the <strong>LEAN</strong> philosophy methods. This<br />
method focuses on the changeover optimization.<br />
It defines 8 steps to achieve an optimized<br />
changeover. Course participants learn these steps<br />
theoretically and practically through an implementation<br />
of a changeover simulation. They try to identify waste and<br />
the external changeover processes, seek a solution for internal<br />
changeover optimizations, and document a new process. This will<br />
formulate a new standard. The simulation of a new process is finalized<br />
with a competition between 2 teams.<br />
ROM<br />
ROI “Operations Folge” method is a method based on predefined<br />
times. It is used to analyze and assess production and logistics<br />
activities involving human interaction – both current and future.<br />
Calculating required assembly times is a typical use of this method.<br />
Within the course, the participants will get acquainted with time<br />
management and the basics of the ROM methodology. They will<br />
perform practical implementations of the method on various levels<br />
of product complexity (basic move, simple activity, complex<br />
operation and complex product).<br />
TPM<br />
The course consists of specific topics related to maintenance,<br />
such as TPM (Total Productive Maintenance), basic maintenance<br />
strategies, introduction of the <strong>LEAN</strong> Maintenance System, OEE,<br />
and autonomous maintenance. Applying a systematic approach,<br />
you will learn how to identify the key points of maintenance,<br />
to identify the correct strategies and concepts, and visualize<br />
what an optimal maintenance organization could look like.<br />
Hands on experience in the simulated process is the basis for<br />
building the required experience and expertise.<br />
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7<br />
Lean Office<br />
Completely in the sense of 5S, the first step deals with the systematic<br />
and standardized workplace organization. The employees are<br />
actively involved in determining the state of the organization. They<br />
learn through a game to transfer the 5S approaches to their work<br />
environment. Based on the experience from the first part of the<br />
course, they will learn the methods, tools, and principles for the<br />
optimization of administrative processes. They will also have better<br />
sense for identifying waste in office.<br />
6<br />
LKW<br />
The TRUCK PLANT is ROI’s most extensive course. It consists of<br />
a simulation of a manufacturing process – a complete model truck<br />
assembly. The course also provides a basis for the Value Stream<br />
Mapping method application. The objective of the course is to<br />
introduce the VSM method, the calculation of the lead and tact<br />
time, the recording of the current value stream, the draft<br />
and implementation of a future value stream – in line with the<br />
customer’s tact time and with predefined process performance<br />
indicators on the basis of simulated truck assembly.<br />
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SANDBOX<br />
The purpose of the customer sandbox workshop is to provide<br />
to client a "Lean sandbox", where participants may try to<br />
implement various optimization scenarios for workplace<br />
organization without affecting their own production process.<br />
It has appeared in experience that major effectiveness of the<br />
workshop was achieved by connection of preceding process<br />
analysis at the client made by ROI consultants who are able<br />
following to the analysis set up similar conditions for the<br />
process simulation in the Lean Fabrika. The workshop is a<br />
suitable complement of the completed lean training when<br />
participants examine their lean knowledge and application of<br />
the lean method in the process they know.<br />
Silver Certificate<br />
The graduate who gains the Silver<br />
certification level, will be able to<br />
independently manage projects and<br />
continuously improve internal processes.<br />
Gold Certificate<br />
The graduate who gains the Gold<br />
certification level proves to have a complex<br />
knowledge of approaches, tools, and<br />
methods from the <strong>LEAN</strong> management<br />
field. This level represents the graduate’s<br />
competency to positively influence, and<br />
to be responsible for the development of<br />
technologies, processes, and employees<br />
of his company.<br />
12 Bronz Certificate<br />
The graduate who gains the Bronze<br />
certification level, proves to have sufficient<br />
knowledgeof basic principles, tools, and<br />
methods in the <strong>LEAN</strong> management filed, that<br />
will enable him/her to implement specific<br />
improvements in a team effort and realize<br />
measurable results.<br />
FINISH