auxiell Dojo: the real Lean experience from Japan in your company

Dojo is a one-day training event designed to discover the secrets of process efficiency led by the Toyota Old Boys, former Toyota managers, team leaders and trainers with 40 years' experience in the company where what is known in the western world as the lean system was developed.
Specialised in training and spreading kaizen culture, the Toyota Old Boys passionately share what they have learned throughout their long careers. They are accompanied by an expert in Japanese culture, who acts as an interpreter and translator, and supported methodologically by an auxiell lean expert.
This initiative blends theory and practice, catering to various company profiles from managers to more operational roles, enabling participants to immediately apply their new knowledge in their own companies.
Programme for the day
The day includes both classroom training and practical experience.
4 hours of theory
In the first part of the day, participants delve into the principles and techniques of the lean system, exploring its benefits and various applications under the guidance of a lean expert from the auxiell team.
4-hour workshop
In the second part of the day, participants actively reorganise a production line to enhance its efficiency, applying the techniques learned during the morning session.
What does it take to organise a Dojo day?
Each day accommodates between 10 and 25 participants. Teams can come from a single company or multiple companies coordinating together. To organise a session at your company, you need a room large enough for the participants for the classroom training, and a second space, at least 8 x 9 metres, where the workshop equipment can be set up.


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