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Gemba Kaizen: JIT Pays

The Muda of Processing

See real life exam­ples of the muda of pro­cess­ing and learn why it cre­ates zero val­ue for the customer.

  • 0:13 – Why the muda of pro­cess­ing doesn’t add val­ue for your customer
  • 0:38 – Ways to elim­i­nate the muda of processing

Course Videos

1

Introduction To JIT Pays

01:34

 2

Gemba Kaizen JIT Pays

03:43Members only

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One Piece Flow at Wiremold

08:35Members only

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5S at Yasda Precision Tools

02:30Members only

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Kaizen at Giorgio Foods

11:14Members only

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Flexibility with U-Shaped Cells at Matsushita Electric Works

04:27Members only

 7

Changing Hearts and Minds with Kaizen

04:12Members only

 8

Value-Added Work and the 7 Types of Waste

05:29Members only

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The Muda of Overproduction

01:31Members only

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The Muda of Waiting

01:17Members only

 11

The Muda of Transportation

02:04Members only

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The Muda of Processing

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The Muda of Motion

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The Muda of Producing Rejects

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Converting from a Conveyor Line to a U-Shaped Cell at Yoshitake Inc.

08:03Members only

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Going to the Gemba to See the Waste

03:03Members only

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Push Production vs. Pull Production

03:03Members only

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One Piece Flow And Multi-process Handling

13:57Members only

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Leveling Production

02:14Members only

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Setup Reduction Kaizen

02:38Members only

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Standard Work

04:04Members only

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Part Supply and Kanban

04:49Members only

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JIT Pays: 5s

05:11Members only

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JIT Pays: Visual Management

02:20Members only

 26

What Does Kaizen Mean to You?

01:12Members only

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Next Video The Muda of Inventory 

Dis­cov­er what the muda of inven­to­ry is and learn how elim­i­nate it. Nan­cy Cas­tonguay of Wire­mold describes how they tran­si­tioned from batch pro­duc­tion to one piece flow.