Stemann Consulting
Identify waste and simplify processes

Lean Management Basic Training

The Lean Management Basic Training covers value creation, the types of waste, 5S, standard work and continuous improvement. The methods apply to manufacturing, logistics, services and administrative processes

Lean Management Basic Training – Stemann Consulting
Training overview

Understand Lean Management, identify waste and start practical improvement

The Lean Management basic training introduces the principles of lean value creation. Participants learn to distinguish customer value from waste, visualize workflows and use tools such as 5S, visual management, standard work, Poka Yoke and continuous improvement

Understand lean principles
Identify waste
Visualize workflows
Derive improvement opportunities
Curriculum

Training content and agenda

  1. 01

    Lean fundamentals

  2. 02

    Value stream and process view

  3. 03

    Types of waste

  4. 04

    Improvement in teams

Target group

Who is this training for?

  • Employees and managers in manufacturing and logistics
  • Administrative and service teams
  • Process owners and continuous improvement facilitators
  • Beginners in Lean Management
Training calendar

Upcoming public dates

01Oct

Hagen

01.10.2026 – 02.10.2026

On-site | 18 seats
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25Jan

Stuttgart

25.01.2027 – 26.01.2027

On-site | 18 seats
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21Jun

Online

21.06.2027 – 22.06.2027

Online | 18 seats
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20Sept

Munich

20.09.2027 – 21.09.2027

On-site | 18 seats
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Quality & certificate

Quality assurance & certificate

Observation tasks, process examples and an interactive simulation show how waste can be identified in everyday work. Participants develop first improvements that can be implemented without launching a large project

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Lean Management only for manufacturing?

No. The content is equally useful in administrative, logistics and service processes