Resumen de Lean School: A Practical Space of Cooperative Learning from the Factory to the University
Ángel Manuel Gento Municio, Juan José de Benito Martín, Pedro Sanz Angulo, José Antonio Pascual Ruano
In recent years, developing experiential learning has fulfilled the requirement that engineering students fully understand the concept of Lean Manufacturing, or Lean Production, by demonstrating the advantages and disadvantages of some of their key principles. Learning Factories have been developed to provide students and industrial participants with hands on instruction to learn a manufacturing system that produces small-scale models. In our paper, we describe the Lean School developed in conjunction with an industry partner (Renault) to improve the capabilities of our College of Engineering students and of workers in companies located in the Castile-Leon region.
