Business Process Improvement - 2 Day Workshop

16 Oct 2019

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2 Day High Intensity, High Impact Lean Business Course

  • Led by internationally renowned Lean consultant Clinton Yeats
  • Up to 25% increase in team productivity
  • Perfect as an introduction to Lean Business Management


The 2-day course provides an accelerated introduction into Lean Thinking and how the Lean tools and processes applied within your business and implemented through a structured approach can lead to full organisational transformation - promoting growth, reducing costs and inefficiencies and engaging all staff on an ongoing basis.

This course provides a mentored Visual Stream Mapping session, allowing you, your staff or a nominated team to workshop a process and identify ‘frustrations’ that occur in that process in a directed and constructive system.

The programme is designed to help business owners, managers, leaders and their staff identify and remove waste from their business, increasing productivity and profitability.

Attend yourself, bring a colleague or send a team from an area of your business to workshop their own internal processes.

The programme comprises of 2 x full-day training sessions with ‘homework’ between sessions.

Workshop Programme

Session 1
Thursday, 7 November 2019
9:30am – 3:30pm

- Overview of the Lean Management
- Programme Identifying and Eliminating ‘Waste’ (The Seven Wastes)
- Introduction to Value Stream Mapping (VSM)

Session 2
Tuesday, 19 November 2019
9:30am – 3:30pm

- Managing Change/Opportunities for Improvement (OFI) Management
- System Lean Leadership Supporting and sustaining a Lean Business
 

Location: Great South Board Room, 143 Spey Street, Invercargill
Cost: $1,150 +GST per person 

50% Cost subsidy available
Your business may be able to subsidise the cost of the training by up to 50% through the NZTE Business Capability Development voucher scheme.


About the Presenter

Clinton began his career working in the Japanese motor industry for 18 years holding various roles in production, engineering and programme management.

Since 2004 he has worked with over 200 organisations in New Zealand and Australia to improve their operational performance through the application of Lean and best practice management systems.