The Seven Wastes are one of the key building blocks of Lean Training as they form an essential foundation for anyone looking to learn about Lean principles to instil them in their place of work. The ability to identify the Seven Wastes – and take measures to get them under control – is a brilliant first step on the journey to becoming much more productive and happy at work.
However, while many people will have heard of Lean businesses or the Lean principles, all too often the examples of the Seven Wastes show examples from the manufacturing industry. This is because Lean – just like Six Sigma – was born in factory production lines.
But knowing what overproduction is in a factory context is of little help to someone in an office, who wants to start using Lean. That’s why 100% Effective put together this delightful infographic for you to reference and share at work.
However, while many people will have heard of Lean businesses or the Lean principles, all too often the examples of the Seven Wastes show examples from the manufacturing industry. This is because Lean – just like Six Sigma – was born in factory production lines.
But knowing what overproduction is in a factory context is of little help to someone in an office, who wants to start using Lean. That’s why 100% Effective put together this delightful infographic for you to reference and share at work.
Infographic by: 100pceffectivetraining
