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Lean Safety - DIOSH Day
Safety & HEALTH >> lean Safety Safety & HEALTH >> 2 lean Definition lean is a systematic approach to identifying and eliminating waste in processes There are eight categories of waste found in processes Safety & HEALTH >> 3 lean Safety lean Safety is a systematic approach to identifying and controlling the waste in processes/activities which could cause accidents or illnesses. Eight wastes are typically thought of in terms of production and quality processes. Relating Safety to productivity is often a way to help gain buy-in from management for support and resources needed. Safety & HEALTH >> 4 Eight Waste Categories Overproduction Motion Transportation Waiting Underutilized employees Defects Non valued-added processing Excess inventory Safety & HEALTH >> 5 Overproduction Making more than is required by the next process Making earlier than is required by the next process Making faster than is required by the next process Causes of overproduction Just-in-case logic Misuse of automation Long process setup Un-level scheduling Unbalanced workload Over engineered Redundant inspections Safety & HEALTH >> 6 How does this relate to Safety ?
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