Lean Project Online Practitioner Course

• Individuals will be able to follow a structured improvement approach to tackle larger problems
• They will be able to coach colleagues in an improvement mindset
• Organisations develop individuals to deliver continuous improvements projects
  
  

This course is run online to remove the need for fixed training timeslot and training rooms. It facilitates the delivery of a unique programme across different areas of the same organisation, ensuring the training is delivered in a consistent, fast and efficient way. Learners are granted access for 6 months to enable them to learn just-in-time and take on each module as many times as they like.

Requirements

Delegates must have been successfully accredited at Lean Competency System Level 1A OR be working in a suitable role, e.g. improvement related or frontline operations.

LCS 1B/C Accreditation is optional. To be eligible for the accreditation, learners will need to complete a work-based project which can be delayed until they are able to resume work-as-usual. Individuals who are not yet officially accredited at LCS Level 1A will be given the free opportunity to complete our 60-minute online course to gain formal accreditation.

LCS - Lean Competency System Accreditation - Reinvigoration

This course is aligned to Cardiff University’s Lean Competency System (LCS) at level 1b/c.

The LCS was created by Cardiff University’s Lean Enterprise Research Centre and has set the standards for high quality Lean education for over a decade. It remains the leading academically recognised Lean qualification worldwide.

The LCS Framework has three categories and seven levels of competency covering the entire spectrum of Lean knowledge and applications; with each level focussing on a specific set of competencies. Reinvigoration is one of only a few that provides training at all levels. Please view the below LCS Roadmap for an overview of Reinvigoration’s LCS Development Path, including pre-requisites, benefits and duration for each course.

Accreditation is optional. Participants wishing to achieve accreditation will need to submit a workbook evidencing their project delivery.