The Department of Management, Office of Lean Enterprise offers Lean courses to promote a mindset of continuous improvement in order to make government services easier, faster, better and less costly. Courses provide training on Lean methodology and tools which assist in problem solving, removing inefficiencies and achieving results.
Courses focus on:
- Introducing ways to improve individual's daily work processes
- Appling a standard structured approach for small teams solving simpler problems
- Facilitating teams through larger, more strategic problem solving
Lean courses are currently being revamped to offer a hybrid of self-paced videos with hands-on application practice followed by a virtual class session. Be sure to check back often as new courses are added.
Registration for Lean courses is completed through the State's Learning Management System (LMS). Click to access LMS (Directions on how to access and use the LMS). Once in the LMS, use the "search" feature to enter the course title you are interested in. Course registration is open 30 - 45 days prior to the first day of class.
Introductory Courses
Intended Audience: Anyone new to Lean/Process Improvement.
Introduction to Continuous Improvement
3 Hours
Personal Efficiencies in the Workplace
8 Hours
Personal Improvement
4 - 6 Hours
Subject Expert Courses
Intended Audience: Staff designated to lead continuous improvement efforts, staff who lead teams, staff who are part of a team that are improving their processes.
Process Mapping
7 Hours
Standard Work
6 hours
The Art of Facilitation
8 hours
Continuous Improvement Leader Courses
Intended Audience: Staff designated to lead continuous improvement efforts, those who lead teams, project managers.
COURSES UNDER DEVELOPMENT.
Lean Facilitator Courses
Intended Audience: Staff designated to lead continuous improvement efforts, Individual who will be facilitating large groups using structured problem solving.
Kazien
Lean Six Sigma Design
Value Stream Mapping
2 days
