Learning Topic

Course Type

Certification

CIDS Phase

Standard Work

Knowledge Development

Certificate of Achievement

Phase 4

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Welcome

Course Objectives

Welcome to "Using Standard Work"

Gain a better understanding of what Standard Work is and the components that it must have.

Introduction to Standard Work

What Does Standard Work Look Like?

The Basics of Standard Work

Standard Work has three main components that are required for it to be used effectively. They are takt time, standard work-in-process, and sequence of operations.

The Components of Standard Work

Takt Time

Standard Work-in-Process

Sequence of Operations

Learn about why Standard Work is important and how it fits into the big picture.

SIPOC and Standard Work

Avoiding Confusion About Standardization

The Lean House

Standard Work's Role in Value Stream Mapping

How Standard Work Acts as a Recipe

Standard Work is the Glue that Strengthens Your Company

Putting Standard Work into Context

In addition to the 'Big Picture', intangible benefits of Standard Work, there are also specific tangible benefits that help frontline team members.

The Benefits of Standard Work

How Standard Work Affect Metrics

In this section, we move from the theoretical and philosophical to the actual practical implementation of Standard Work.

Prerequisites for Standard Work

The Forms Used in Standard Work

Using Standard Work in Your Operation

Creating Collaboration Between Management and Teams

Translating Ideas About Standard Work

Final Thoughts

Putting Standard Work to Use

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(IN DEVELOPMENT) Standard Work is one of the core tools of Lean Manufacturing. It drives efficient production and produces high-quality results.

Using Standard Work (IN DEV)

Jeffrey Hajek

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