From the course: The Benefits of Standardization and Standard Work
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Mixed model: Balance cycle and takt time
From the course: The Benefits of Standardization and Standard Work
Mixed model: Balance cycle and takt time
- [Instructor] Okay, welcome back. So, in our previous video, we worked and separated each of our product types into three separate files A, B, and C. Now, what we're actually going to do is we're going to open up each of these files. So I want File, New, now I'm going to go File, Open, and I want to open up Type A to begin with. Now, once we've done that, you'll see that we've got Type A and then the nine steps for Type A. What I want to do now is I want to actually balance these nine steps against tact time, and using the software makes it very easy. Again, this can be done manually so you don't have to use the software, but this software will streamline things for you. So, I'm actually going to go up to this menu called Lean Analysis, and you'll see there's many things that you can do here, but we're going to focus on Balance Work. And when we balance the work, we can balance it a few different ways. What I want…
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Contents
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Standardization4m 51s
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Prerequisites2m 43s
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Introduction6m 37s
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Three elements6m 10s
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Process capacity tool7m 43s
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Standard work combination sheet6m 50s
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Standard work sheet5m 57s
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Standard work instruction sheet3m 10s
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Standard work in progress (WIP)7m
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Lead time4m 46s
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Time observation sheet8m 37s
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How to draw a pig9m 13s
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Step by step11m 5s
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Mixed model standard work introduction3m 37s
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Mixed model: Balance work among operators6m 38s
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Mixed model: Balance cycle and takt time7m 31s
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Mixed model: The Yamazumi Chart4m 9s
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Mixed model: Creating combination sheets3m 59s
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Transactional standard work4m 19s
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Jon Miller on standard work17m 40s
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