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Book: Standardized Work for Noncyclical Processes

Shows readers how to measure nonrepeating job processes

Productivity Press
Tue, 07/13/2010 - 14:36
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(Productivity Press: New York) -- Although it is a given that most lean companies adopt methods to standardize cyclical activities, they often fail to apply the same rigor to noncyclical work, believing that it cannot be measured. Standardized Work for Noncyclical Processes (Productivity Press, 2010), by Joseph Niederstadt cuts to the core of this mistaken belief and shows you how to measure nonrepeating job processes and eliminate waste associated with noncyclical activities.

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Taking a hands-on approach reflective of his time as an operator on the line, Niederstadt lays out the methods he has instituted successfully in more than 30 factories around the world. He defines and details a proven process for building consistent quality products at reduced costs, and includes coverage of activities involving multiple-machine job setters, maintenance, stockers, and quality auditors. When implemented correctly this method can help increase utilization to 85 percent through intelligent data collection.

Presenting a wealth of process charts and visual reference tools, the book illustrates how to:

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