Gemba Walk Workshop

The best way to truly understand processes and identify potential areas of improvement is to observe the action up close. In this course, we join author, speaker, and consultant Michael Bremer for an onsite gemba walk workshop at Freetech Plastics in Fremont, California. Watch and listen as Michael explains the ideal questions, behaviors, and overall strategies that go into a respectful, effective gemba walk.

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Different Gemba Walk, Different Purpose

Author and consultant Michael Bremer explains the pros and cons of some of the more common types of gemba walks.

  • 2:23 - The performance board review walk
  • 4:05 - The problem with waste walks
  • 5:27 - Looking at improvements

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  1. Introduction to Michael Bremer 02:13
  2. What Is the Primary Responsibility of a Leader? 09:10
  3. Why Do a Gemba Walk? 16:34
  4. Key Steps for Gemba Walks 05:41
  5. The Purposes of a Gemba Walk 03:07
  6. Different Gemba Walk, Different Purpose 06:59
  7. Preparing for a Gemba Walk 02:13
  8. Preparing for the Gemba Walk at Freetech Plastics 18:12
  9. The Keys to Doing Successful Gemba Walks 21:34
  10. Exercise - Asking Questions During a Gemba Walk 14:20
  11. Freetech Gemba Walk #1 - Visual Performance Board (On-Time Delivery) 15:49
  12. Freetech Gemba Walk #2 - Vacuum Form 09:34
  13. Reflection on Freetech Gemba Walk #2 05:50
  14. Freetech Gemba Walk #3 - Shipping 11:29
  15. Reflections on Freetech Gemba Walk #3 13:30
  16. Freetech Gemba Walk #4 - CNC Machine 14:29
  17. Debriefing After a Gemba Walk 04:46
  18. Reflecting on the Gemba Walk Process 12:02
  19. Reflecting on Gemba Walks in the Office 09:16
  20. The Differences Between Value Stream Walks and Improvement Walks 08:46
  21. Asking Effective Questions During Gemba Walks 07:27
  22. Engaging People Through Gemba Walks 10:27