

Lean 1-2-3 is series of Lean training courses that allows leaders to match the right amount of content to their intended audience. Use Lean 1-2-3 to give a wide audience the broad understanding of Lean. At the same time, challenge your CI teams to learn the skills necessary to run independent Kaizen events.
This Lean training series can be a lightweight addition to your organization's current training materials or paired with MoreSteam's Lean training simulations. Adding a simulation to your training program gives students the chance to put it all together and realize the impact Lean concepts have on tackling a problem. Learn more about Simulations.
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Available Courses | 5 |
Course Type | online |
Roadmaps | PDCA, PDSA, DMAIC |
Available Simulations | Gridlock, InBox |
CEUs | Available |
PDUs | Available |
Coaching | Optional Add-on |
Choosing the right training program for your organization starts with answering the question, "Where is our organization on our Lean journey?" Are you looking to spread awareness of Lean? Are people familiar with Lean but need a firmer grounding in Lean concepts to put that critical thinking to use in their day to day work?
Click on the tabs below to view details on a few of our recommended training paths.
Lean Fundamentals is great for spreading awareness of Lean concepts across your organization. Available in multiple languages, this program is quick, engaging, and doesn't require a lot of prep work from the program facilitator. Participants start off playing Gridlock, a fun, mobile-friendly, role-based simulation meant to immerse them in common process problems. During the sim, teams work to improve their process, seeing first-hand the impact that Lean tools have on process flow. This taste of Lean problem-solving gears them up to dive deeper into Lean tools and inspires them to explore Lean solutions for everyday workplace problems.
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12-14 Hours
Teams of 5+
Gridlock
Recommended Simulation
Easy to setup and fun to play, Gridlock is an immersive Lean training simulation. This game helps lean practitioners understand the need for Lean tools and demonstrates the impact of problem solving techniques.
Gridlock is flexible and can be utilized at any point during the learning process.
1-2 Hours
Teams of 5-7
Lean Practitioner is an excellent way to dispatch introductory Lean training to a broad audience and allow select participants to explore further by advancing to Lean 3. This package is also bundled with InBox—a Lean training simulation modeled after a Kaizen event—with a focus on eliminating waste, piloting solutions, and improving virtual processes. Students are given the fundamental knowledge of Lean in order to put key concepts into practice with InBox and test their knowledge before they apply Lean in their everyday work.
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22-30 Hours
7-15 Participants
InBox
Recommended Simulation
Inbox® instructional simulation provides a participant-driven learning experience focused on application of Lean concepts to transactional and virtual processes.
InBox can be utilized during lesson training or as a capstone project.
6-8 Hours
7-15 Participants
The Lean Leader builds on Lean Fundamentals by teaching the specifics of planning and executing a successful Kaizen. When paired with the InBox workshop, a Kaizen Event simulation, Lean Leaders practice the new skills with real students in a simulated environment, offering them a few "reps" at planning and leading a live improvement event.
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22-30 Hours
7-15 Participants
InBox
Recommended Simulation
Inbox® instructional simulation provides a participant-driven learning experience focused on application of Lean concepts to transactional and virtual processes.
InBox can be utilized during lesson training or as a capstone project.
6-8 Hours
7-15 Participants
Absolutely! Lean 1-2-3 features 5 modules that are able to be flexibly structured with current training initiatives or added in to new CI curriculum. For ease, we present three package options, however we can work with your organization to adapt the modules in a way that fits your needs to achieve your training goals.
Contact Us to Learn MoreContact us to discuss adding coaching to your Lean 1-2-3 curriculum for improved retention and comprehension.
Lean 1+2+3 Course Outline
Lean 4 Course Outline
More than just a collection of tools, Lean Six Sigma is a methodology—a means of critically analyzing and solving workplace problems. MoreSteam's Enterprise Process Improvement Model supports organizations working to develop a more effective problem-solving culture.
We believe in the Blended Learning model that allows students to gain a more comprehensive understanding by using practicebased training modeled after realworld situations. We use an expansive array of technical tools and critical thinking questions to help students develop and hone their abilities to apply their knowledge in the field.