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1. Organization’s Culture & Leadership Skills 4. Lean Principles, Tools & Process Improvement 3. Lean Philosophy & Problem Solving 2. Daily Management towards a Purpose LEAN LEADER Lean Yellow Belt Training (Creating Lean Leaders) Q C D M S Contact – CJ – 416 571 8770 Email – [email protected]

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1. Organization’s

Culture &

Leadership Skills

4. Lean Principles,

Tools & Process

Improvement

3. Lean Philosophy & Problem Solving

2. Daily Management

towards a Purpose

LEANLEADER

Lean Yellow Belt Training (Creating Lean Leaders)Q

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Contact – CJ – 416 571 8770Email – [email protected]

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Overview of Lean Yellow Belt

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LEAN YELLOW BELT

Creating Lean Leaders, who are PROFICIENT in Lean can lead,

manage their processes and engage employees to problem

solve. We will cover 4 chapters-

1. Lean Leadership skills and creating a Culture of Continuous Improvement

2. Leading people towards a Purpose, manage and engage resources daily to achieve the purpose

3. Understands Lean Philosophy and can do A3 problem solving

4. Understands Principles of Lean and can lead “Rapid Process Improvements” also known as RIEs

Goal of the training

What is Lean Rapid Improvement

Event (RIE)?

• Through RIE methodology you can engage leadership team,

people in the process and all the stakeholders to improve any

process in any sector

• RIE includes 7 steps which has to followed in a logical manner

and have Change Management piece embedded in it

• It is team based process and includes problem solving (A3

problem solving) methodology

• 8 Hours- Pre-work

• Day 1 – 8 Hours - Chapter 1 and 2

• Day 2- 8 Hours- Chapter 3 and 4

• 2 hours – Support trainee at their worksites

• After Training – Go apply the Problem solving and Process

Improvement into their work

Note- PMI members can utilize 24 hours as 24 PMI PDUs and

ASQ members can use 16 hours of class room training as 1.6 RUs

Training Break up

• No previous Lean training required

• Maximum 25 people

• Bring a process and problem to the training.

• Be able to apply tools into their problem and process

Requirements

What is A3 Problem Solving?

• A3 Problem Solving is similar to Six Sigma D-M-A-I-C

Principles but it is more practical, simple and team based

• A3 problem solving include 11 steps and you can solve any

problem through this methodology in any sector

• Learn 7 QC Tools that are utilized in A3 problem solving

• Learn through a case study and apply into your own problem

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Details of 2 days training agenda

Day 1 Day 2

1st half 2nd half 1st half 2nd half

Overview

Introduction to Lean and to Lean

Yellow Belt module

Lean Game (Lean Dot and Lego)

Lean Thinking - PDCA,

VA/NVA/ Waste, Muda, Mura

Muri

Organization Culture

SWOT Analysis

Culture and Continuous

Improvement

Leadership Skills

Lean is all about People

Attributes of a Lean Leader

Leadership lessons from movies

Employee engagement

Overview of Change

Management

Developing People

Servant Leadership

Emotional Intelligence

Hoshin Kanri

Overview of 9 Steps of Strategy

Deployment aligning divisional or

departmental purpose or vision to

daily work

Identifying sectional or divisional

key processes and problems to

improve

Daily Management

Listing down key products or

services

KPIs & Metrics

Process Monitoring

Huddle Meetings and Boards

Daily Problem Solving

Finding Gaps

Engaging Employees to make daily

problem solving

Lean Philosophy

Lean Philosophy- One piece flow,

1st time right, Kan Ban, QA vs. QC,

and 6 Big losses and Work Cell

Lean Tools

Classification of Lean Tools

Process Understanding Tools -

SIPOC, Process Walk & Value

Stream Mapping

Process Metrics - Understand type

of metrics (Volume, Time, Process

Complexity & Time)

Problem Solving Tools - A3

Problem Solving, 5 Why Analysis

and Fishbone Diagram

Data Collection and Analysis

Tools - Overview of 7 Quality

Control Tools and Basics of

Statistics (Average, Median, Mode

& Percentile)

Process Standardization Tools -

5S, Visual Management, Standard

Work

A3 Problem Solving methodology)

Background and basics of problem

solving

Case Study

Trainees bring their problems and

apply the lessons learned into their

own scenarios

A3 problem solving 11 step

process- What is the Problem -

Background - Understand Current

State - Data Collection - Temporary

Solution - Root Cause Analysis -

Solutions - Action Plan - Checking

Effectiveness – Sustainment

Note- Utilize LEAN TOOLS as they fit

into the problem solving methodology

Rapid Process Improvement

Methodology

Case Study

Trainees bring their process and apply

the lessons learned into their own

scenarios

Pre Event - Team Charter - SIPOC -

Voice of the Customer - Process Walks

- Data Collection - Data Analysis -

Process Mapping (Value Stream

Mapping) - Setting up a Rapid

Improvement Event (1/2 to 1 day) with

the team -

Lean Event- Current state agreement -

Finding 8 Waste or Inefficiencies -Root

Cause Analysis - Finding Solutions-

Action Plan- Target Setting on key

process metrics

Post Event- Completing Action Items -

Standardizing the Improved Process -

Sustainment - Process Monitoring key

process metrics- Huddle Board and

Process Improvement embedded in to

existing Huddle Communication

(Meeting and Boards) Structure

Note- Utilize LEAN TOOLS as they fit into

the Rapid Process Improvement

methodology

Lean Principles

5 Principles of Lean explained

Embedding Lean in an organization

• Wrap up and Closure

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Overview of trainingQ

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No previous Lean training or experience is required. Trainer only wants you to bring 1 medium to complex problem and 1

medium size process from your existing or previous job. You are also welcome without a problem or a process as you can

work in groups and learn from each other.

Highlights-

What- LEAN YELLOW BELT CERTIFICATION TRAINING, maximum 25 people

Where- Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Mississauga/Meadowvale, Address: 7015 Century Ave, Mississauga, ON L5N 7K2,Phone: (905) 567-5566When- November 30 and Dec 1 Thursday and Friday, 8:00 to 4:45 PM on both the days

Who- Anyone from any sector can join, no previous experience with Lean is required

How much - Cost - $445 plus tax , this training includes the cost of training material, breakfast, lunch and breaks (plus

free parking) for both the days. Early bird prices ends on Nov 18 2017.

Note- All the exercises will be provided as hard copy and training presentation will be emailed to you a night before (to

save paper and to save environment).

How- To earn Lean Yellow Belt certification, following will have to be completed-

1. 8 hours of pre-work

Note- Trainer will send homework one week advance

2. 8 hours of Day 1 training

3. 8 hours of Day 2 training and a simple open book test

4. After training, 2 hours of practical training is available at trainee's workplace or job (at no extra cost)

About the Training-

Trainees will be certified as "LEAN YELLOW BELT" after the 2 days training and will be -

1. Be able to learn about the culture and leadership attributes required to engage people and make daily process

improvements,

2. Be able to create a purpose, lead team with daily standard work and embed Lean in their daily management,

3. Identify processes, problems and lead Rapid improvement projects by applying most commonly used Lean tools,

4. Solve daily small to medium size problems through A3 problem solving,

5. Apply the training in their problem and process and earn a Lean Yellow Belt Training Certificate.

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Nov 19 and 26 2016 AttendeesQ

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January 14 and 21 2017 AttendeesQ

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Feb 25 and March 4 AttendeesQ

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Kitchen & CabinetsHealth Products

Church of God In Ontario

Furniture manufacturers for office, healthcare and education

Quality manufacturer of automotive stampings and sub assemblies

LOY SOLUTIONS INC.Management Consulting

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March 25 and April 1 AttendeesQ

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Maple Stampings

World’s leading locking system suppliers to the

Office Furniture Industry.

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April 29 and May 6 AttendeesQ

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June 17 and 24 AttendeesQ

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Sep 18 and 19 AttendeesQ

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October 23 and 24 AttendeesQ

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Pictures from recent training completed on January 14 and 21 2017

SHARING MY KNOWLEDGE WITH TRAINEES LEARNING THROUGH GAMES

TRAINEES SHARING THEIR EXPERIENCES GROUP DISCUSSIONS

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About Charanjit (CJ) Singh Bawa• Passionate, Results-Driven Professional and Public Speaker• PMP, Black Belt, Mechanical Engineer (specializing in Automotive)• 23 Years of Lean six sigma , Change Management & project

management experience • Coached over 4000 employees on Lean White, Yellow, Green Belt

trainings and Embedding Lean in complete organization• Coached more than 120 Improvement project teams • Huge cost savings and avoidances , improve quality and enhanced

morale• Coached 30 leadership teams to embed Lean • Industries served – Automotive (OEM- Daewoo & Honda), Auto Parts

Manufacturing, Service & Public service• PMP from PMI USA, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from ASQ USA & ADKAR

change management certified from PROSCI, USA

Services we provide• Embedding Lean Strategy for complete organization• Lean White Belt Training (Process or Problems), Yellow Belt Training

and Green Belt Training • Coaching on Lean Events and Rapid Improvement Events• Other Trainings like Change Management , Hoshin Kanri and Lean Tools

trainings as desired by Customers

Our Business Model• Training & Awareness• Coaching through experiential Learning (Your Processes)• Simplified approach for easy learning• Transfer our knowledge to your team ( Speed)• Creating self reliant teams

About Us “We Challenge the Status Quo”

Self Reliance& Speed

Email – [email protected] – 416 571 8770

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