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4.
TRANSPORTATION
Transportation is the unneeded movement of people
or parts through the process flow. This process is the
waste involved with transporting goods when the
processes are not in a logical order.
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5.
INVENTORY
The storage of excess inventory that leads to wasted
money, wasted space or possible obsolescence with long
term storage of goods. Goods/product can also be
damaged or have their value expire while being stored.
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6.
MOTION
Movement waste within a process caused by extra
steps or unnecessary movement to complete the
process.
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7.
WAITING
This is the waste that occurs when waiting for work
through too long of cycle times or other issues
slowing the work through the workflow.
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8.
OVERPROCESSING
Processing the work beyond the agreed specifications
that result in no meaningful advantage but increases
costs and/or time.
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9.
OVERPRODUCTION
Producing more product than is needed or required,
possibly leading to the product becoming obsolete
before the value can be realized.
O
10.
DEFECTS
Non-conforming parts or parts that do not meet the
agreed upon standard. Low quality or failed quality
work.
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11.
SKILLS UNDERUTILIZED
The wasted skills of staff that are given tasks below
their skill levels.
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12.
8 TYPES OF MUDA WASTE IN LEAN
Joshua Render
https://agile-mercurial.com
https://twentyfirstcenturyworkforce.com/
8 Types of Muda Waste: https://agile-mercurial.com/2019/02/12/8-types-of-muda-waste-in-lean/
TIM WOODS and Lean Waste:https://agile-mercurial.com/2019/04/29/tim-woods-and-lean-waste/