Course Outline

Kaizen Philosophy and Mindset

  • Foundational Principles and Behaviors
  • The Importance of Small, Continuous Change
  • Implementing Kaizen in Daily Operations for Government

Continuous Improvement vs Problem-Solving

  • Proactive versus Reactive Approaches
  • Identifying Opportunities for Improvement
  • Balancing Long-Term Gains with Immediate Operational Needs for Government

Kaizen Tools and Techniques

  • Overview of Key Continuous Improvement Tools
  • Selecting Appropriate Tools for Diverse Improvement Needs for Government
  • Consistent Application of Tools within Teams for Government

Root Cause Analysis

  • Utilizing the 5 Whys Method
  • Constructing Ishikawa Diagrams
  • Identifying and Validating Underlying Causes for Government

The PDCA Cycle

  • Planning Effective Improvements for Government
  • Executing and Monitoring Changes for Government
  • Reviewing Results and Standardizing Successful Practices for Government

Quick Wins vs Strategic Kaizen

  • Selecting the Appropriate Scope for Improvements for Government
  • Defining Measurable Outcomes for Government
  • Prioritizing Initiatives for Maximum Impact for Government

Building a Culture of Continuous Improvement

  • Encouraging Staff Involvement at All Levels for Government
  • Structuring Meetings and Communication to Support Improvement Success for Government
  • Providing Recognition, Feedback, and Sustaining Momentum for Government

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental operational or process concepts
  • Experience with team-based workflows or improvement initiatives
  • Familiarity with organizational procedures and communication structures

Audience for Government

  • Operational teams and supervisors
  • Process improvement and quality specialists
  • Managers aiming to introduce or reinforce continuous improvement practices
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