What Is Poka Yoke and Why It Matters in GeorgiaA Lean Route to Zero Defects
Poka Yoke Training in Georgia is a practical, one-day skills course that teaches you to prevent mistakes at their source rather than inspecting for them at the end of the line. Poka Yoke (Japanese for mistake-proofing) is a Lean quality technique developed by Shigeo Shingo within the Toyota Production System and formalised in his 1986 work on Zero Quality Control, and it now sits at the heart of Lean, Six Sigma and ISO 9001:2015 quality practice worldwide. The programme is built for quality engineers, manufacturing and process engineers, production supervisors, Lean practitioners and continuous improvement professionals across Georgia's fast-growing food, beverage, wine, pharmaceutical and engineering sectors. You learn to spot error-prone process steps, classify the human errors that cause defects, and design prevention-type and detection-type Poka Yoke solutions that make errors impossible or immediately obvious. As Georgia deepens its trade ties with the EU and tightens quality and food-safety standards, error-proofing skills are becoming genuinely valuable on the factory floor. Start building a zero-defect mindset with Invensis Learning.









