This course focuses on equipping participants with the knowledge and skills to organize and optimize the workplace for improved efficiency and waste reduction. Learners will be will be equipped with the skills to effectively organize and optimize the workplace, reduce waste, and drive continuous improvement and process excellence within their organizations. The test can be conveniently taken from the comfort of ones home, library, or workplace. Upon successful completion and passing of the test a digital certificate will be issued to validate ones achievement.

Course Overview

1.6S Methodology in the Workplace

• What is 6S?
• When to use 6S?
• How to use 6S?

2.Principles of the 6S Method

3.Benefits of the 6S Method

4.Implementing the 6S Method in an organization

5.5S Vs 6S: What is better for you?

6.6S in Lean Manufacturing

7.How can Software help with 6S

8.Why 6S matters to your organization

9.6S Methodology

10.Advantages of 6S in Lean Management

11.6S and the 8 Lean Wastes

Course Objective

Upon completion of this course you will be able to:

• Develop skills to effectively organize and optimize the workplace for improved efficiency and productivity.
• Learn techniques for implementing each of the 6S pillars: Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain, and Safety.
• Understand the connection between 6S, visual management, and mistake-proofing in promoting a culture of continuous improvement.
• Explore methods for engaging employees and fostering ownership in the 6S implementation process.
• Explore the integration of 6S with other improvement methodologies, such as DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control).
• Apply 6S principles and techniques to real-world case studies and practical exercises to reinforce learning and develop proficiency.

Target Audience:

6S Methodology can be used by anybody who is involved in process improvement such as business analysts, engineers, project managers, advisors, maintenance, facilities and operation

Estimated time to complete:

Open format, self-paced