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How an Organisation Benefits of Cross Training at Work

Cross training simply means improving the employees with training them to do the different part of the organisation’s work. To further explain, we can say training an employee A to do the work of employee B and training the employee B to do the work of employee A. There [...]

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ABC Analysis Steps for Inventory Management

What is ABC Analysis When we talk about ABC analysis steps in light of Inventory optimization in supply chain, it means a method of inventory categorization in which items are divided into three classes A, B and C. A indicates the most important items and C indicates the least [...]

By |April 19th, 2018|Categories: Lean Articles|Comments Off on ABC Analysis Steps for Inventory Management

What Are the 7 Pillars of TPM Used in Lean

Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) is a way of keeping and improving the reliability of manufacturing and quality systems by means of procedures, equipment, machines, and human resources that increase the value of business in an organization.  Basically this system emphasizes on maintaining the entire equipment’s in their best working [...]

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How to Create an Effective Waste Walk Checklist

You ever feel like there is something wrong, but you can’t put your finger on it? Well, before you can fix the problem, you need to recognize it first. The longer you stay in that one place, the more you’ll struggle in seeing the problem, which we call “waste.” [...]

By |April 5th, 2018|Categories: Lean Articles|0 Comments

Visual Factory Techniques and How to Implement Them

The term “visual factory techniques” is a concept of lean manufacturing processes founded on visual information all over the working place of a business entity. It employs a coordination of communication tools for information sharing at the time and place it is considered necessary. Through visual controls it is [...]

By |March 29th, 2018|Categories: Lean Articles|0 Comments

Standardized Work as a Lean Process Improvement

Standardized work is used as a tool for preserving quality, productivity and safety at high levels. It is described as work in which the order of job essentials has been planned efficiently that are followed by workers on constant basis. Standardized work is a procedure in which kaizen is [...]

By |March 22nd, 2018|Categories: Lean Articles|0 Comments
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