From the course: The Benefits of Standardization and Standard Work
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Three elements
From the course: The Benefits of Standardization and Standard Work
Three elements
(upbeat music) - [Presenter] Hey there, welcome back. All right, in this module we're going to continue our journey as we discuss how to design standard work using the three elements we introduced in the standard work introduction module. Well, specifically by the end of this module, you'll know what the three elements of standard work are, as well as how to use them to design standard work. Okay, so let's get started by first defining the three elements of standard work. Well, the first element of standard work is takt time. Now as we learned in the Gemba Academy transforming your value streams course, takt time is the rate at which work must be performed in order to satisfy customer demand. Calculating takt time is done by dividing the net available time an organization has to work in a given period by the customer demand during this same period. So, for example, if an organization has 480 minutes to work in a day,…
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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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