“Lean Training for Frontline Employees”

Improving The Work Process With Lean Tools

Lean Training for Frontline Employees

“End-to-End” Lean Training Method

Lean is about organizing, monitoring, and improving the way tasks are done so that work is completed efficiently, consistently, and with good results. Instead of just focusing on individual tasks, process management looks at the whole flow of activities — how inputs (like information, materials, or effort) are transformed into outputs (like products or services).

“End-To-End” Lean training isn’t just another seminar or online course—it’s a hands-on method of training designed for frontline employees, the people closest to the work.

In our “End-to-End” Lean approach, students don’t just hear about Lean—they learn it, practice it, and apply the tools directly to their own workplace processes.

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Step by step, participants will:

  • Identify a key value-added process

  • Map out how the work is currently done

  • Spot problem areas and hidden waste

  • Use Lean problem-solving tools to make real improvements

By the end of training, students will have both new Lean skills and tangible improvements in their workplace.

How Long Does Training Take?

 That depends on:

  • How many students are enrolled 

  • The size and scope of the process

  • The complexity of the improvement opportunity

Our goal is always the same: Help teams achieve successful, measurable improvements by the end of the program.

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What Does the Training Look Like?

Here’s how the End-to-End Lean journey unfolds:

  1. Discovery Call (Zoom): Explore opportunities with the client.

  2. Planning Session (Zoom): Leadership, Lean leaders, and an Academy coach align on goals.

  3. Kickoff Meeting (Zoom): Students, leaders, and coaches start the journey together.

  4. Weekly Training Emails: Practical content delivered straight to students’ inboxes.

  5. Weekly PDCA Meetings (Zoom): Ongoing coaching, problem-solving, and progress checks.

  6. Monthly Updates: Progress reports shared with leadership and management.

This rhythm ensures that learning sticks, improvements happen, and results are visible.

Ready to Explore End-to-End Lean?

If you’d like to see how this training could benefit you and your organization—or if you would like to simply talk through your Lean goals—schedule a free interest call today:
👉 Book your interest call

Or complete this short interest form and we will reach out to you within 72 hours.  Lean Interest Form

Ben Root - Senior Lean Coach