Kaizen Certification Training

Every organization goes through change through a major initiative, which becomes a project that needs big budgets or a drastic re-correction process. But, there is another form of change approach complementary to your existing processes, systems, etc., with regular ongoing changes and continuous improvements daily. This incremental and continuous improvement is known as Kaizen.

The Kaizen training course is the best way for both individuals and enterprises to align change initiatives to achieve small incremental changes for processes to achieve substantial gains over the long term.

After completing your Kaizen training, you will gain a fundamental understanding of:

• The basic concepts of Continuous Improvement and Kaizen
• An overview of the Kaizen principles and tools
• Applications and benefits of Kaizen
• Implementing successful and sustainable Kaizen strategies

There are no prerequisites to take up Kaizen training. However, it is recommended that participants know about Lean and Six Sigma principles to get the best out of Kaizen training.

Job roles that can benefit from the Kaizen course include, but are not limited to:

• Directors
• Supervisors
• Managers
• Lean Facilitators
• Continuous Improvement Managers
• Change Managers
• Lean Six Sigma Green Belts/Black Belts
• Personnel involved with Kaizen Implementation across industry sectors

The overview of the Kaizen course is as follows:

• What is Kaizen?
• Benefits of Kaizen
• History of Kaizen
• Training-Within-Industry (TWI)
• Introduction
• Job Methods Analysis
• P-Courses
• Production Technology Courses – History
• Production Technology Courses
• Six Steps of Kaizen
• Step 1: Discover Improvement Potential
• Step 2: Analyze Current Methods
• Step 3: Generate New Ideas
• Step 4: Development Improvement Plan
• Step 5: Implement the Plan
• Step 6: Evaluate the New Method
• Kaizen - Exercise

Career opportunities include Quality Manager, Process Improvement Specialist, Lean Consultant, and Operations Manager.

While not always mandatory, a Kaizen certification can significantly boost your career prospects and expertise.

Manufacturing, healthcare, automotive, and logistics industries highly value Kaizen skills.

Yes, Kaizen experts are in demand worldwide, offering opportunities to work internationally.

Skills in quality management, project management, data analysis, and leadership are valuable alongside Kaizen's expertise.

There are no prerequisites to take up Kaizen training. However, it is recommended that participants know about Lean and Six Sigma principles to get the best out of Kaizen training.