The methods of Lean have become very popular in the business world, since it gained popularity in the 1980's. 

However, taking a training course to learn more about these important methods can be expensive, and it can be hard to apply these methods at your company or place of work if you don't have support from your management.

What if organizing your kitchen drawers, storage shed and closets could lead to a promotion?

Professionals are discovering that practicing Lean methods applied at your home is the secret gateway to workplace success. The concepts needed to improve your job performance and help your company streamline their processes for their customer can be first mastered at home. You just need some practice.

The Problem:

Even if you've heard about Lean methods and their potential to improve workplaces and increase efficiency, you may encounter the following issues:

• You don't feel confident implementing them yourself in front of your team or manager. It's much easier to practice in your home where mistakes don't cost money or credibility.
• Your workplace seems resistant to new methodologies because the concepts are too abstract or don't relate to their work.
• Traditional training is expensive and time-consuming and teaches you way more information that you really need to know.
• It often takes a long time to see tangible results, and management gets distracted and look for other initiatives to support.
• You want to share these methods with co-workers, but you don't have control over your own life, and feel hypocritical telling others about organization and efficiency.

This course is designed to teach you the most popular methods of Lean that you can apply at your home, while documenting some examples you can share with others.

See some examples at LeanSixSigmaHomes.com

We will teach you:

• Identifying the 8 forms of waste in your home processes, such as how to apply these concepts to:
  • getting ready for work
  • getting ready for bed
  • commuting to work
  • mowing the lawn
  • doing laundry
  • paying bills
  • making food in your kitchen
  • and more...
    
    
• Saving time in your processes by collecting cycle time data and removing waste
• Organize your home using labels, color-coding and simplification
• Creating a checklist or document to keep your house in good working order

Lean tools and concepts taught include:

• Process mapping
• 8 wastes
• 5S workplace organization
• Checklists
• Error Proofing
• Documentation (checklists and SOP's)

If you take photos and document your application of the learning to your personal life, and submit to us for approval, then you will receive a "Lean at Home" certification!

Want to check out 3 modules before signing up? Watch about 15 minutes below...