Lean has a tainted image among some people: post-its, daily starts and then business as usual. It’s a shame, because the core, seeing waste and eliminating it with the people who do the work, is still the fastest route to processes that actually work.
This Green Belt is built for professionals, not for certificate hunters: three days of technology and behavior, and in between a real improvement project in your own organization. You only get the certificate when the project is complete, and then you immediately have something to celebrate.
Professionals and (team) leaders who want to improve processes in industry, healthcare, logistics or service provision, from quality worker to operational manager.
Prerequisites: No lean-related prior knowledge is required; however, you will be working on a process in your own work that you want to improve (that will be your improvement project).
Your trainers conduct lean and improvement processes at production, healthcare and service organizations, including Niek Wattel [verify]. They themselves regularly visit the workplace, and you can hear that in every example.
The names are similar, but not the content: the Lean Green Belt focuses on process improvement using lean techniques (for each field of expertise), while the Inkoop Green Belt is level 2 of our purchasing training program. If you’re unsure about which one is right for you, give us a call; we’ll explain it in two minutes.
It is a certificate from the Supply Value Academy, linked to a demonstrably implemented improvement project, and it is precisely the latter that makes an impression on employers. There is no legally protected Green Belt title; the value lies in what you can show.
60 minutes of intake + 5 working days of analysis + feedback. Free of charge and without obligation.
