The Lean Manufacturing Employee Training Manual

He is the author of three books including 's best selling book on Lean Manufacturing, "The Lean Manufacturing Pocket Handbook". Kenneth Dailey Is a degreed Industrial Engineer with 20 years of diverse manufacturing experience.

The Lean Manufacturing Employee Training Manual is offered on to allow management to sample the manual prior to committing to reduced-cost bulk purchases. The book covers all of the basic topics of Lean Manufacturing: JIT, The Value Stream, The Seven Wastes and Fourteen Techniques. It is written in an easy to understand manner and can be readily comprehended the average employee with a minimum of clarifications. The manual emphasizes and facilitates the widest possible participation in the implementation and maintenance of a Lean Manufacturing Program. The Lean Manufacturing Employee Training Manual is intended as a training manual / study guide for touch labor and support personnel. It will make the employee "Lean Ready". This book is also available in Spani

Not really a training manual Give It To Mikey I wouldn't call this a training manual. It might be good as a handout within a broader training class, but the material itself is very light weight. For example: Value stream mapping was 1 page with half the page taken up by a graphic without any overview of common symbology.. Philip J. Magnan said The Lean Manufacturing Employee Training Manual. Although we have not yet used it in employee training, I "assigned" its reading to my employer so he could start understanding the role employees play in successful Lean. I thought it was excellent for that.. GM-Seattle said A lean overview of lean manufacturing. This is a great, SHORT overview and study guide for lean manufacturing. Kind of pricey for the length but why have 500 repetitive examples. Isn't that the antithesis of LEAN? I have read many A lean overview of lean manufacturing This is a great, SHORT overview and study guide for lean manufacturing. Kind of pricey for the length but why have 500 repetitive examples. Isn't that the antithesis of LEAN? I have read many 300 and 500 page books on lean, 5s and six sigma. Always after the first 100 pages, I ask myself why more? This keeps it short. Good job.. 00 and 500 page books on lean, 5s and six sigma. Always after the first 100 pages, I ask myself why more? This keeps it short. Good job.

. He is the author of three books including 's best selling book on Lean Manufacturing, "The Lean Manufacturing Pocket Handbook". About the Author Kenneth Dailey Is a degreed Industrial Engineer with 20 years of diverse manufacturing experience