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Lean Awareness Training – 1 day: £350 + vat
Lean Processes & Tools Training – 3 days: £995 + vat
Value Stream Mapping Training – 2 days: 695 + vat

During times of prosperity, organisations often get away with wasteful business processes. However in today’s challenging financial climate, these organisations will be the first to fall as profit margins tighten.

Lean thinking has become a widely adopted improvement approach that can greatly simplify processes and improve performance in both manufacturing and service organisations.

Lean tools can be applied to any business process, from simple office procedures to the manufacture of the most complex machines.

Most of the processes in a typical business are at best 40% value adding. Effectively applying Lean principles and tools can significantly improve the percentage of value added time; reduce process timescales; reduce waste and, most importantly – reduce costs.

Silicon Beach Training’s new suite of Lean Training Courses provides a comprehensive introduction to Lean Thinking, and practical, hands-on instruction on the tools that can be applied to reduce costs in your business.

Regular public courses are available at Silicon Beach Training’s central Brighton training rooms, and are delivered by experienced industry professionals with qualifications in both Lean and Six Sigma to Black Belt level.

Silicon Beach Training is also one of the UK’s leading providers of Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training.

To discuss your requirements in more detail or to book places, please call 01273 622272 to speak to one of our Training Managers, or contact us by e-mail at info@siliconbeachtraining.co.uk

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