How does just in time system eliminate waste.
Part 1 there Justin Time philosophy suggests seven elements that address elimination of waste that production
of waste consumes a lot of company resources.
The seven key elements that address elimination of waste are focused factory Networks Group technology
quality at the source.
Just in time production uniform plank loading can mean production control systems and minimized setup
times.
Let's discuss each of these in complete detail focused factory networks Japanese build small factory
plans the planks which are designed only for one purpose can be operated economy clean as it is easier
to reduce waste in a small planned Group technology instead of transferring jobs from a worker in one
department to specialized workers in another department.
Japanese consider all the operations required to make a part and group those machines together.
The technology eliminates movement and occupying between operations reduces inventory and the number
of employees required quality at the source.
It means doing the right things the first time when something goes wrong.
A worker is allowed to stop the process or assembly line immediately.
Thus the factory workers become their own inspectors.
Responsibility for the quality of their product output.
This eliminates the feeding of defective products to the next workstation.