Lean facilitators develop strategies and processes that improve the efficiency of a business or organization. Lean is a process improvement program that uses skills such as time management, organization, intrapersonal development, and communication to boost productivity and create more value for customers using fewer resources. As a lean facilitator, your duties include conducting lean projects to drive business results, designing and hosting seminars or workshops to help employees perform their jobs more effectively, and monitoring workflow outcomes. The career typically requires at least a bachelor’s degree in business, engineering, or a related field and industry experience, along with an understanding of lean business principles. Employers may also require candidates to complete a lean facilitator training program and become certified. Additional qualifications include excellent interpersonal, communication, and analytical skills, as well as the ability to lead others in a team-oriented environment.