Lean Manufacturing How To: QR Code Ordering System A Kanban Alternative | JJB Lean Academy

QR Code website: qrcode.tec-it.com/en/Email
PDF Editer: www.pdfescape.com/open/
Our Template: jjbcorp.co.uk/lean-resources/
I'm Jack, Innovator, entrepreneur & business owner in the UK. I started my manufacturing journey in 2013, producing a small range of products made from sheet metal. As the the business and demand grew we faced many problems, defects, long production times, un-engaged work force and general chaos.
In 2018 after spending weeks trying to find management software or systems I discovered a Fastcap tour video that introduced simple version of Lean Manufacturing ( • Lean Manufacturing - L... ). I saw a wonderful smooth running work place with engaged employees and wanted that for my own factory! So I quickly read Paul Akers book 2Second Lean! From there on we have been making small improvements every day.
I have a team of around 20 employees and we manufacture and ship 1000s of products per year. Each and every day we 3S (Sweep - Sort - Standardise) our work place and make daily improvements to make the job easier and increase quality of the product for our customers. Each employee sends photos or videos to our Lean WhatsApp group everyday, I edit these into a daily video that we watch together every day in our morning meeting. I share these publicly here on TH-cam to hopefully help and inspire other businesses around the world, so watch this in your morning meeting and it will help start your own Lean journey and help create a continuous improvement culture!
#2secondlean #leanmanufacturing #continuousimprovement #JJBLeanAcademy

[@elitemarbleleanjourney7945]

Love how simple and clean it is. Love it.

[@JackBusseyUK]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@brianmcareavey9101]

Fantastic video Jack. One for our morning meeting. Thank you. 👍🏻

[@JackBusseyUK]

My pleasure!, thanks for your support!

[@thisisnickmurphy]

Incredible! 🎉 Thanks for all the links you’ve shared. Much appreciated, Jack!

[@Advancedtechnical]

Wow Jack, you are a real Lean Giver! Thanks for sharing this

[@JackBusseyUK]

Thanks Phil!! 😊

[@hugoazman4433]

Jack, thx for sharing. Also thank you for all you’re doing for lean community really inspiring. 🙏

[@JackBusseyUK]

I appreciate that! Thank you, I have a great team helping me 😊

[@valenfuture]

Very useful “how-to”! Thanks

[@lucasfuelling]

Love those step by step instructions how to!
I hope to see some more topics on that!

[@JackBusseyUK]

Thanks! :) I'm working it, currently making a list on what people want to see

[@vonsommerfedlt]

Props for the valuable info share! Cheers

[@JackBusseyUK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aceboogie959]

Awesome content.... Thx a lot

[@JackBusseyUK]

Glad you liked it! Thank you 😊

[@davelelonek5598]

Love it Jack. The only issue I see however is not having the card on the safety stock. With our card system, the person cannot physically take the product without pulling the card so it prevents someone forgetting. Perhaps we could add a scanner at the drop point of the card so it would need to be scanned prior to drop.

[@danielshepherd3023]

Thanks Jack! What do you use as the tile to swipe across? Foam with a glued magnet?

[@JackBusseyUK]

We used a small acrylic square, but just a easy to find some magnets to

[@carengine100]

Thanks so much for posting! The one issue I've had is that the QR code emails lose their formatting. Has anyone found a solution to this?

[@JackBusseyUK]

Ahh not that I know of really

[@EllisGerrard]

Excuse me if this is a stupid question, but how does the QR code get triggered? Is there something attached to the acrylic square? Thanks!

[@JackBusseyUK]

You would need to use a smart phone to scan it 😎📱