Pelatihan Identifikasi dan Analisis Pemborosan (Waste) sebagai Implementasi Lean Management di Sekolah
Abstract
Lean management merupakan sebuah konsep perbaikan manajemen yang telah terbukti berdampak positif dalam peningkatan kinerja di berbagai sektor industri. Pada satu dasawarsa terakhir banyak kajian terkait penerapan lean management di sektor pendidikan. Lean management dinilai sangat cocok untuk diterapkan di sektor pendidikan agar manajemen pendidikan semakin lincah dan adaptif mengahadapi perubahan zaman. Kondisi ini memunculkan ide untuk melakukan kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat dengan membekali pengetahuan dan implementasi lean management pada pelaku dan pemangku kepentingan dalam dunia pendidikan. Yayasan Yohanes Gabriel 2 yang dipercaya Keuskupan Surabaya untuk mengelola 15 sekolah menjadi mitra pengabdian masyarakat. Guru, karyawan, dan pimpinan yang ada di Yayasan Yohanes Gabriel 2 diberikan pelatihan mengenai identifikasi dan analisis waste atau pemborosan. Melalui pelatihan yang dilaksanakan sebanyak tiga kali, banyak waste atau pemborosan yang berhasil terungkap dari sektor pendidikan. Peserta pelatihan mengharapkan agar solusi yang diberikan dari hasil pelatihan ini segera ditindaklanjuti sehingga manajemen sekolah menjadi semakin baik. Peserta mengakui pelatihan ini memberikan manfaat bagi mereka.
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