White Belt For Teams
Lean Awareness for Employees
Experience Lean in action and learn how teams identify waste, improve performance, and solve operational challenges together.
0.5
Day
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In-Company
Small group sessions (maximum 12 participants)
Based on a serious game simulating a cross-functional business process
Hands-on learning through experimentation and team collaboration
Introduction to Lean principles and waste identification
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Target Audience
All sectors — industry and services
This White Belt For Teams training course is designed for:
Operational Teams and Support Functions
Employees involved in or impacted by improvement initiatives
Team members participating in Lean or continuous improvement projects
Cross-functional teams seeking a shared understanding of Lean Six Sigma
Employees expected to support organizational change and continuous improvement
Prerequisites: No specific prerequisites.
Learning Objectives
By the end of the session, participants will be able to:
01
Understand the fundamentals of Lean and the concept of waste elimination
02
Recognize how process improvements can enhance operational performance
03
Experience how teams collaborate to analyze and improve workflows
04
Understand the principles behind Kaizen events and continuous improvement initiatives
05
Appreciate the impact of Lean thinking on everyday work
Training Program
The training is built around an interactive simulation designed to illustrate Lean improvement in practice.
Participants take part in a role-play exercise simulating a cross-functional business process, allowing them to experience how Lean methods help teams analyze processes and implement improvements.
The session typically includes — Half a day
Introduction to Lean principles and continuous improvement
Simulation of a cross-functional business process (order reception, processing/production, invoicing, and delivery)
Identification of inefficiencies and sources of waste within the process
Implementation of improvements through successive improvement cycles
Debrief and discussion on Lean principles and lessons learned
