What Is Poka Yoke and Why Mistake Proofing MattersUntitledA Lean Route to Zero Defects
Poka Yoke Training in the United Kingdom is a practical, one-day skills programme that teaches you to mistake-proof, or error-proof, your products and processes so defects are prevented at source or caught the instant they occur. Poka Yoke, Japanese for mistake-proofing, is a Lean quality technique developed by Shigeo Shingo within the Toyota Production System and set out in his 1986 book, Zero Quality Control: Source Inspection and the Poka-Yoke System. This is a hands-on skills course rather than a course that awards a formal qualification. Over eight hours you move from the cost of poor quality and the psychology of human error through to classifying Poka Yoke devices and running a structured six-step design process on your own processes. You leave with a course completion record from Invensis Learning and techniques you can use straight away. The training suits UK quality engineers, manufacturing and process engineers, production supervisors, Lean and continuous improvement practitioners, and Six Sigma belts who apply mistake-proofing in the DMAIC Improve phase. It aligns with Lean, Six Sigma and the risk-based, defect-prevention thinking in ISO 9001:2015, so what you learn maps directly to how UK employers run quality today.










