Suppose if operator is using one hand do the activity and keeping one hand idle but activity could have been done by using both hands then in which category did this activity fall value added or non value added?
If the output is the same than I think you’re going too far. If output is increased when performed with two hands then you are improving your cycle time I’m not sure it qualifies as waste. Maybe waiting? If quality decreases with one handed operation you may have defect waste
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Fabulous video! I wish it had more office waste examples!
Thank you, it really helps me doing my assignments on lean manufacturing
Great video well explained and presented! clear and concise.
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Suppose if operator is using one hand do the activity and keeping one hand idle but activity could have been done by using both hands then in which category did this activity fall value added or non value added?
If the output is the same than I think you’re going too far. If output is increased when performed with two hands then you are improving your cycle time I’m not sure it qualifies as waste. Maybe waiting? If quality decreases with one handed operation you may have defect waste
Perhaps this would fall under “Skills”, the 8th waste category that describes underutilized skills or untapped knowledge?