Course Information

Visual Workplace Basics Training

Learners will be able to:

  • Explain how Visual Workplace practices make it easier for people to get work done.
  • Create and use visual aids, supports, and alerts to reduce waste.
  • Use Visual Controls, Visual Prompts, and Visual Displays to create awareness and focus the team on what is important for the business.
Visual Workplace Basics Training

About This Course

What is the Visual Workplace?

When an organization commits to create a Visual Workplace, they are committing to exploring ways that make it easier for people to get their work done effectively and efficiently. Most Visual Workplace techniques involve the use of relatively “low-tech” common-sense modifications to work practices. The techniques either make jobs easier to do, highlight potential problems that may be emerging before they become serious or help identify something that has gone wrong – all through the use of visual controls, visual displays or visual prompts.

Visual Workplace techniques become indispensable “aids” when they become woven into the very fabric of the job. Visual Workplace practices can help transform procedures and processes by becoming always-available self-help (visual) cues that simplify tasks while making them more repeatable and reliable.

Visual Workplace Basics Online Training

Visual Workplace Basics introduces learners to the concept of visual controls, prompts and displays as tools that can make work easier and reduce errors.

IMPORTANT!

This Course is Derived from Lean for Job Shops. This course is a great way to learn about visual workplace concepts.  It is taken from our comprehensive Lean for Job Shops course.  If you have already taken the Lean for Job Shops course, you have already seen the content covered in Visual Workplace Basics.

Price: See Pricing

Type of Course: Targeted Training (.5 Training Credit/Learner)

Certificate of Completion: Yes

Continuing Education Units: 0.2 CEU’s/RU’s

Time to Complete: Approximately 1.5 Hours

Audience: All Levels in the Organization

Prerequisites:

  • None.

Languages:

  • English (EN-US)
  • Chinese (simplified) (ZH)
  • Czech (CS)
  • French (FR)
  • German (DE)
  • Italian (IT)
  • Japanese (no audio) (JA)
  • Korean (no audio) (KO)
  • Polish (PL)
  • Portuguese (Brazilian) (PT-BR)
  • Romanian RO)
  • Russian (RU)
  • Spanish (ES)
  • Vietnamese (no audio) (VI)

Course Objectives

  • Describe what is meant by the Visual Workplace.
  • List the underlying tenets of Visual Workplace.
  • Understand the meaning of Visual Controls, Prompts and Displays.
  • Identify candidates for the use of Visual Workplace techniques.
  • Explain how visual aids, supports and alerts can make it easier to do things the right way and reduce waste.
  • List specific examples of Visual Controls, Visual Prompts and Visual Displays.

Course Outline

Lesson 1 | What is the Visual Workplace

  • Describe what is meant by the Visual Workplace.
  • List the underlying tenets of Visual Workplace.
  • Understand the meaning of Visual Controls, Prompts and Displays.

Lesson 2 | Visual Workplace Techniques

  • Identify candidates for the use of Visual Workplace techniques.
  • Explain how visual aids, supports and alerts can make it easier to do things the right way and reduce waste.
  • List specific examples of Visual Controls, Visual Prompts and Visual Displays.

Challenge

  • An assessment of the learner’s progress in this course.
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