The course on Lean Management offers you the opportunity to enter a booming sector, where efficiency and process optimisation are key to business success. In an increasingly competitive, the demand for professionals trained in Lean Management is growing steadily. This course will give you an understanding solid the fundamentals of Lean, teaching you how to lead and manage teams effectively in a Lean environment. Furthermore, you will acquire advanced management techniques that will enable you to identify and eliminate waste, thereby improving the productivity and quality. The online approach offers you the flexibility to learn at your own pace, enabling you to develop crucial skills that will set you apart in the job market. Taking this course not only will enrich not only your professional profile, but it will also equip you to implement significant improvements in any organisation.
Lean Management
Digital Skills
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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To understand the fundamentals of Lean Management and its impact on the organisational efficiency.
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Identify and apply management techniques Lean for optimising business processes.
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Developing skills in leadership to manage teams in a Lean environment.
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To analyse case studies of success in the implementation of Lean Management.
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Implement Lean strategies to improve productivity in the workplace context.
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Assess the results of Lean initiatives and make proposals continuous improvements in processes.
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Integrate Lean management concepts into the decision-making organisational.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. FUNDAMENTALS OF LEAN MANAGEMENT
What is Lean Management?
JIT, Jidoka and PDCA
Muda or Waste
The Toyota Production System and Lean Start-up
Lean for services
TEACHING UNIT 2. LEADERSHIP AND TEAM MANAGEMENT IN A LEAN CONTEXT
Metrics and maturity in management
Effective leadership according to Lean Management
Work teams in Lean environments
Working with virtual (remote) teams
Practices applicable depending on the context
TEACHING UNIT 3. LEAN MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
Added value and requirements
Value chain
Kaizen
Poka Yoke
Benchmarking as a Lean tool
TEACHING UNIT 4. APPLICATIONS OF LEAN AND CONCLUSIONS
Lean management for construction and engineering
Construction based on lean management
Operations and responsibilities
TD Lean example: BIM
Conclusions on Lean