For Charities and the Public Sector
Faced with increasing Pressures and a Squeeze on Resources…
Discover Lean Quality
You get the absolute most for your clients from the absolute least!
Lean is not for us – it’s for manufacturing organizations isn’t it?
It’s true that Lean started out in manufacturing a long time ago. But now, because it’s been so effective at raising workplaces to higher levels of competence, Lean has spread to every sector and all organizations, regardless of size.
Lean is a thoughtful system that builds on what you do already.
What is it all about?
Lean from the ground up
Everyone has their own way of working – a ‘management system’.
Use Lean to effectively improve everything you do – build on your strengths and address weaknesses – by following this ‘Tower of Lean’ sequence…
The Foundational Ideas underlying Lean
What makes Lean tick? These are the principles that help you exceed your client’s expectations while reducing your costs.
Jidoka
This is where anyone can stop the flow of work as soon as they see a problem, the whole team focuses on a solution and root cause analysis prevents the problem recurring
Toyota Way
The fundamental Lean elements that get people thinking and working together effectively
The 5 Lean Principles
A consistent framework for the practice of continual improvement, minimizing waste and maximizing client value
Building on the Foundations – First Practical Steps
These steps allow you to build a Lean system from a basic method: the Waste Walk. From there, you can progress as far as you wish, up to a full working Lean System.
3 Types of Activity
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The 8 Wastes
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The Waste Walk
A structured observation of your workplace to identify Inefficiencies, bureaucratic processes and bottlenecks.