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A3 PROJECT CHARTER: Date: Sponsor: VISION OF SUCCESS What outcomes or results do you want to see? What does success look like for our customer? What does success look like for other stakeholders (staff, partners)? PROJECT MILESTONES & SCHEDULE RESOURCES Time commitment for a 4 day Kaizen, excluding time to implement changes: Sponsor (6-10 hrs.); Team Leader (40 hrs.); Team Members (32 hrs.); Facilitator (40-50 hrs.) External Resources: Equipment: Materials: CONTEXT / ISSUES What is the issue and why is it important to tackle now? What is the purpose, the business reason for choosing this project? What are the anticipated benefits to customers and staff from the project? What performance measure needs to improve? Have you been to the Gemba? What process/program/customer data do you have regarding the problem (time, cost, quality )? Show facts and processes visually using charts, graphs, maps, etc. When did the problem start? Where is the problem occurring? What is the extent or magnitude of the problem? GOALS What specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound results do you want or need to accomplish? Show visually how much, by when, and with what impact. NOTE: Be careful not to state a solution as a goal! SCOPE (IN BOUNDS) What is the first step and last step in the process? What is the program and geographic area? NOTE: Be mindful of what you can realistically accomplish with available resources and time. SCOPE (OUT OF BOUNDS) What is off the table due to resources? What are the givens or assumptions for the project? Record out of scope issues in a “Parking Lot” CUSTOMERS/STAKEHOLDERS Who is the end-user customer? Who are other stakeholders who have a role or interest in the success of the process? TEAM MEMBERS Team Leader: Team Members: CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS (CTQ) What do customers/stakeholders expect and require from the process? What are their critical to quality (CTQ) requirements? What legal requirements (laws, rules) govern the process? Project MilestonesOwnerProposed Date Actual Date 1. Set project scope and goals (prepare Project Charter, engage team, collect data) Sponsor/Team Leader, Facilitator 2. Understand the current situationFacilitator/ Team 3. Analyze the current situation (root causes)Facilitator/ Team 4. Define a vision of successFacilitator/ Team 5. Generate, evaluate and select improvementsTeam/ Sponsor 6. Implement changes and make adjustmentsTeam Leader/ Staff 7. Measure performanceSponsor/Team Leader 8. Document standard work and lessons learnedTeam 9. Sustain improvementTeam Leader/Process Owner

A3 PROJECT CHARTER: Date: Sponsor: VISION OF SUCCESS PROJECT MILESTONES & SCHEDULE RESOURCES Time commitment for a 4 day Kaizen, excluding time to implement changes: Sponsor (6-10 hrs.); Team Leader (40 hrs.); Team Members (32 hrs.); Facilitator (40-50 hrs.) External Resources: Equipment: Materials: CONTEXT / ISSUES GOALS SCOPE (IN BOUNDS)SCOPE (OUT OF BOUNDS) CUSTOMERS/STAKEHOLDERSTEAM MEMBERS Team Leader: Team Members: CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS (CTQ) Project MilestonesOwnerProposed Date Actual Date 1. Set project scope and goals (prepare Project Charter, engage team, collect data) Sponsor/Team Leader, Facilitator 2. Understand the current situationFacilitator/ Team 3. Analyze the current situation (root causes)Facilitator/ Team 4. Define a vision of successFacilitator/ Team 5. Generate, evaluate and select improvementsTeam/ Sponsor 6. Implement changes and make adjustmentsTeam Leader/ Staff 7. Measure performanceSponsor/Team Leader 8. Document standard work and lessons learnedTeam 9. Sustain improvementTeam Leader/Process Owner