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Plan and facilitate a kaizen improvement workshop

A plan for a focused 1-5 day improvement event, from scoping and team selection to daily agenda and follow-up.

MeetingsFew-ShotStandardPlanFill-in Template

The prompt

Help me plan a kaizen (rapid improvement) workshop. Process to improve: [e.g. "inbound receiving", "invoice approval", "changeover on line 3"] The problem and current performance: [e.g. "receiving takes 6 hours per truck, target is 3"] Target: [MEASURABLE GOAL] Duration available: [e.g. "3 days", "two half-days"] People available: [ROLES - include those who do the work] Limits: [budget, can't stop production, approvals needed] Give me: 1. A one-page charter: scope (start and end of process), what's out of scope, goal, team, sponsor, and date of report-out. 2. Pre-work for the 2 weeks before: data to collect, observations to make, people to tell. 3. A detailed agenda for each day: understand current state (go see, map the process, measure), find waste and root causes, generate and test ideas, implement, standardize, report out. 4. Facilitation tips: how to get frontline people talking, avoid jumping to solutions, and handle a manager who dominates. 5. A 30-day follow-up list template: action | owner | date | status, and how to sustain the gains. 6. A report-out structure for leadership (before/after, results, open actions). Keep the goal realistic for the time we have; tell me if my scope is too big.

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What to fill in

  • e.g. "receiving takes 6 hours per truck, target is 3"
  • MEASURABLE GOAL
  • e.g. "3 days", "two half-days"
  • ROLES - include those who do the work
  • budget, can't stop production, approvals needed

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