reducing waste Flashcards

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what is the meaning of waste minimisation

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reducing the amount of resources that are misused or discarded by the business during operations.

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impacts of waste

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costs money to business and therefore harder to meet business objectives.

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3
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7 sources of waste
( Tim wood )

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Transportation
Inventory
Motion
Wait times
Overproduction
Over-processing
Defects

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4
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Pull definition

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production responds to customer demands

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5
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pull impact on waste

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prevents unwanted products from being produced and then discarded.

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One-Piece Flow

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a single product moving continuously through all stages of production one at a time.

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One-piece flow impact on waste

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reduces time product spends at each stage of production.

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Zero defects

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preventing defects from occurring in the production process eg. robot machinery

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zero defects impact on waste

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reduces products discarded or time and labour spent fixing.

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10
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Advantages of lean management

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aligns with fulfilling a social need
business reputation is improved
quality is improved
less production costs

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disadvantages of lean management

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employees may be reluctant to commit to zero defects due to effort required
may be time consuming and costly to train employees

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