Lean Six Sigma · Interim Ops · Wuustwezel
Three engagement shapes — pick the one that matches the size of the problem. All three start with a half-day on the floor, not in the boardroom.
Two days on site. Three findings. One plan. Delivered as a single page — because if it doesn't fit on a page, it doesn't fit in anyone's head. Best for teams who suspect a problem but can't name it yet.
8–12 colleagues learn Lean Six Sigma by doing — not in a classroom. We pick a real process from your floor, run training and analysis side-by-side, and walk out with a prioritised plan your team owns because they built it.
Three to six months in the supply chain / operations manager seat — for teams between hires or in a turnaround. I bring a calm hand, a notebook, a positive outlook and the discipline to say no to the wrong work.
Half a day in the actual room — warehouse, line, office, kitchen. Watch what happens. Talk to the people doing the work, not the people describing it.
Of the dozens of issues you'll hear about, three are real and root-cause. The other dozens are symptoms. We name the three, on paper, in writing.
Each finding gets one owner, one metric, and one deadline. The whole plan fits on a single A4 — or it isn't a plan, it's a wishlist.
Case · Logistics
"Ellen connects data with feelings. —inspiring change that keeps going long after she's left."
— teamlead planning
Half a day on your floor, no commitment. If the three findings aren't useful, no invoice. That's the promise.
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