Kaizen Training Package #16559

The experience of the God Father of Lean manufacturing, Norman Bodek, is now available in a training package. Quick and Easy Kaizen is the most effective and powerful way to implement a practical and sustainable employee-led improvement system by encompassing the often-ignored, human (employee) side of Lean manufacturing. Enna’s Quick and Easy Kaizen is authored by Norman Bodek and made popular by his award winning Shingo Prize book, Quick and Easy Kaizen: The Idea Generator. This training package recognizes that the employee performing the work is the expert concerning his/her job function and should be given the power to make changes to his/her work environment. Quick and Easy Kaizen trains employees to be responsible for improvements on a daily basis. This is a one day Kaizen event training package. Key Benefits of Enna’s Quick and Easy Kaizen Training Package A permanent change of methods A continuous flow of improvement ideas Millions of dollars of savings from implemented ideas Improve; quality, safety, throughput, and customer service Locally implemented improvements An energized and willing workforce -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Quick and Easy Kaizen Solution Package contains the following: Quick & Easy Kaizen: Facilitator Guide (1) – Easy-to-use Facilitator Guide prepares and leads the Facilitator through the Quick & Easy Kaizen workshop. Quick & Easy Kaizen: Preparation Guide (1) – This guide provides guidance when preparing for the event and executing the workshop, and provides a detailed workshop agenda/schedule for the Facilitator to follow. It is only available with the Quick and Easy Kaizen training package. Quick & Easy Kaizen: Presentation CD (1) – The CD contains the presentation for the workshop. The presentation is designed using Flash Technology and is a cut above anything that could be designed in Power Point. The CD is a software program that loads on to your computer. Quick & Easy Kaizen: Participant Workbook (8) –The workbook follows the presentation and combines information, illustrations, key questions, and space for note-taking. Included in each workbook is a self-assessment test to ensure understanding of Quick and Easy Kaizen principles. Quick & Easy Kaizen Form (200) – These 8½ x 11 two-part NCR forms are used by employees to record ideas for Quick and Easy Kaizen. These forms are central to the documentation of ideas. Kaizen: Poster (2) – A full color visual aid to be used during training and posted in work areas as a reference to Kaizen principles. 8 Wastes of Lean (2) – A full color visual aid to be used during Quick and Easy Kaizen training and posted in work areas to remind staff of the need to continually reduce the Eight Wastes of Lean manufacturing. Quick and Easy Kaizen Process The structure: Employee identifies a problem and formally documents it. Employee develops improvement to correct the problem; immediately makes the appropriate change if able or, as with large ideas, goes to supervisor for approval and help. In the case of large ideas, supervisor reviews the idea. Upon approval, employee implements idea. The initial problem, idea, and before and after photos are entered into a database. Enna’s Idea Generator Software is specially designed for use with Quick and Easy Kaizen; it is available at www.enna.com. Supervisor posts idea on display board so that others in the company can learn and the employee who came up with the idea is recognized. Quick and Easy Kaizen empowers employees, enriches the work experience, and brings out the best in every employee. As Norman Bodek would exclaim, Quick and Easy Kaizen releases their creative energy. This is the only training package you need to develop the best world-class improvement culture. Success Stories Dana Corporation, http://www.dana.com/, has used Quick and Easy Kaizen for the past ten years. They now receive 24 ideas per month from each employee and enjoy an 80% implementation rate. Technicolor Corporation, http://www.technicolor.com, located in Detroit, Michigan went from 40 suggestions a year to over 550 suggestions per month; almost all are implemented. Superior Manufacturing Strategy Quick and Easy Kaizen is the secret of the Toyota Production System. We have all learned about lean tools: SMED, TPM, 5S, Kaizen Workshop, 5S Office, Lean Accounting, etc, but the true uniqueness of Toyota is the leveraging of the other pillar of Lean; its employees’ idea generations. Toyota states: "...based on the concept of continuous improvement, or Kaizen, every Toyota team member is empowered with the ability to improve their work environment. This includes everything from quality and safety to the environment and productivity. Improvements and suggestions by team members are the cornerstone of Toyota's success." Continuous Kaizen is how you succeed. It requires changes in structure, changes in work responsibility, and a new corporate commitment to small, innovative change. Toyota has demonstrated over the last 50 years that this change in culture results in a sustainable and competitive advantage. Make continuous improvement part of your organization with Enna’s Quick and Easy Kaizen training package. Details   Weight 5.00 kg Price: AUS$886.60 including GST 10% Options   Quantity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50  Add to cart

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