There are many tools and processes that the Manufacturing Plant uses to reduce losses. Today, we will describe the 12-step kaizen process:
Identify Losses
Selection and justification of the subject
Understand the process and equipment
Grasp the actual situation
Establish objectives
Make a plan
Cause analysis
Propose countermeasures
Carry out countermeasures
Verify the results
Standardization
Future Plans
To see the full process, visit 12 Step Kaizen Story.
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