Subscription Required

To get access to this video, and more than 1000 like it Subscribe Online today!

View our pricing

Log In

How to Design Internal Logistics Delivery Routes

How to Prepare a Delivery Route Standard Work Instruction Sheet

The stan­dard work instruc­tion sheet com­bines the work sequences and the route lay­out into one train­ing doc­u­ment. Learn what goes in each sec­tion of this doc­u­ment and the five steps for prepar­ing it.

Course Videos

1

How to Design Internal Logistics Delivery Routes

07:26

 2

The Four Types of Delivery Routes

06:27Members only

 3

How to Design Delivery Routes

08:29Members only

 4

How to Select Conveyance Methods for Internal Logistics

05:37Members only

 5

How to Simulate Delivery Routes

04:22Members only

 6

How to Prepare Standard Work for Internal Logistics Delivery Routes

06:17Members only

 7

How to Set Delivery Route Intervals

07:48Members only

 8

How to Prepare a Delivery Route Standard Work Sequence Sheet

04:21Members only

 9

How to Balance Delivery Route Times to Delivery Intervals

03:45Members only

 10

How to Prepare a Delivery Route Standard Work Layout

04:45Members only

Current Video

How to Prepare a Delivery Route Standard Work Instruction Sheet

03:55Members only

12

Next VideoHow to Use Pull Signals for Internal Logistics

08:10Members only

 13

How Many Pull Signals Do We Need in a Delivery Loop?

05:28Members only

You must be logged in to access Gemba Academy resources.

Video Resources

Course Resources

Next Video How to Use Pull Signals for Internal Logistics 

The inter­nal logis­tics sys­tem is built around two equal­ly impor­tant flows. Much of the effort to design an inter­nal logis­tics sys­tem is on the phys­i­cal flow of mate­ri­als and how we move them. We must also design the infor­ma­tion flow. Learn how the inter­nal logis­tics sys­tems use pull sig­nals to autho­rize move­ment, the two com­mon types of kan­ban pull, and when to use sim­ple visu­al methods.