The Lean Manager is responsible for the Continuous Improvement service. His role is that of leading the company’s global program regarding the improvement system of the company’s performance.
The Lean Manager is a full-fledged member of the management team.
With the goal of being able to apply, in the end, the Lean program in the entire company, he must be positioned at the same level as the other members of the Management Committee and to have the same importance.
The Plant Manager must consider the Lean Manager as his « strongman » able to apply the Lean program.
His missions:
- A trainer to establish the Lean improvement plans;
- A trainer to carry out the established plans with his own team and participants;
- A facilitator to resolve the difficulties encountered by his team and by the managers in the framework of the implementation of the Lean improvement plan;
- A guarantor of the Lean continuous improvement system;
- A communicator who raises motivation and ensures the adhesion of the different services.
We have both a Lean Manager training session over 4 days to be able to manage the continuous improvement service and a more in-depth Lean Manager path with numerous factory visits and an optional certification day.
TLDR
- The Lean Manager is responsible for the Continuous Improvement service.
- The Lean Manager leads the company's global program for improving performance.
- The Lean Manager is a full-fledged member of the management team.
- The Lean Manager trains teams to establish and implement Lean improvement plans.
- The Lean Manager is responsible for resolving difficulties and ensuring the Lean continuous improvement system.
- There are two types of Lean Manager training sessions available: a 4-day session and a more in-depth path with factory visits and certification.
FAQ
What is the role of the Lean Manager?
The Lean Manager is responsible for leading the company's global program for improving performance and is a full-fledged member of the management team.
What are the responsibilities of the Lean Manager?
The Lean Manager trains teams, resolves difficulties, ensures the Lean continuous improvement system, and communicates to raise motivation and ensure adhesion.
What types of training sessions are available for the Lean Manager?
There are two types of training sessions available: a 4-day session and a more in-depth path with factory visits and certification.
What is the goal of the Lean program?
The goal of the Lean program is to improve the company's performance and be applied throughout the entire company.
Who is the Plant Manager's 'strongman'?
The Lean Manager is the Plant Manager's 'strongman' responsible for applying the Lean program.
What is the purpose of the Lean continuous improvement system?
The purpose of the Lean continuous improvement system is to ensure the smooth implementation of the Lean improvement plan.
