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This presentations is cover basic understanding of Lean management and very useful for shop floor team. This presentation can be modified to your own business needs. It is suitable for formal classroom training.
This presentation covering the following topics:
Lean Management & 5 Lean Principals
Understanding the concepts of "value added" and "non-value added" activities (from customer point of view)
Type of wastages
1. Over-production against plan
2. Waiting time of operators and machines
3. Unnecessary transportation
4. Waste in the process itself
5. Excess stock (inventory) of material and components
6. Non value-adding motion
7. Defects in quality
8. Not tapping potential (unutilized resources)
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Source: Introduction to Lean Management PowerPoint (PPTX) Presentation, Nishil Josh
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Business Excellence Professional with more than 20 years of experience in Manufacturing Operations, Quality Assurance & Improvement and Resource Management across diverse industry verticals. Expertise in managing production activities, streamlining processes / procedures to facilitate smooth production process & enhance productivity.
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Cost of Quality Quality Culture Total Productive Maintenance Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Rapid Improvement Event Process Improvement Poka Yoke Root Cause Analysis Quality Management & Assurance Quality Control SIPOC Voice of the Customer Design of Experiments
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