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Video Library — Quick, Focused
Learning

Curated short videos covering key topics in Lean, Six Sigma, Statistics, Leadership, and Project Management. All videos are 13 minutes or less — designed for focused learning, not lectures.

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Lean

9 videos
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13 min Lean Intro

Introduction to Lean Thinking

An accessible introduction to core Lean principles — value, waste, and flow — for practitioners at any level.

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6 min 8 Wastes

The 8 Wastes of Lean (TIMWOODS)

A clear walkthrough of all eight wastes with real-world examples from manufacturing and service environments.

Source: Gemba Academy Watch on YouTube →
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11 min 5S

5S Workplace Organization

Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain — a step-by-step guide to implementing 5S in any workplace.

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8 min Kaizen

5S & Kaizen Introduction

How 5S and Kaizen work together as the foundation for continuous improvement in Lean environments.

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5 min Process

Spaghetti Diagram

How to draw and use a spaghetti diagram to visualize and eliminate unnecessary movement in a process.

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13 min VSM

Value Stream Mapping (VSM)

A practical introduction to drawing current and future state value stream maps to identify and eliminate waste.

Source: TKMG Academy, Inc. Watch on YouTube →
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6 min Flow

Cycle Time, Takt Time & Lead Time

How to determine and use cycle time, takt time, and lead time — three essential Lean flow metrics explained clearly.

Source: Gemba Academy Watch on YouTube →
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3 min Classic

I Love Lucy — The Overproduction Classic

The famous chocolate factory scene — a timeless and memorable demonstration of overproduction and the need for pull systems.

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2 min SMED

SMED — Single Minute Exchange of Die

A quick visual introduction to SMED — the Lean technique for dramatically reducing changeover and setup times.

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Videos to Support Your Learning

These videos reinforce key Lean Six Sigma concepts and serve as supporting resources for our Green Belt courses. They complement—not replace—structured instruction, hands-on exercises, and expert guidance.