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Student name
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Founders of Quality Management 1
Total Quality Management Systems 1
The Role of Leadership 2
Strategic Issues 2
Management as a Role Model 2
Modern Metrics 2
General Quality Strategies and Tools 3
Customer Expectations 3
Designing Quality in 3
Defining Metrics 3
Mistake-proofing 3
Kaizen 3
Six Sigma 3
Quality Tactics and the Logistics and Supply Chain Functions 4
Internal and External Tools 4
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1. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MINDANAO
Nature Characteristics of
Work Simplification
MARJURIEV. CATUGURAN
Instructor
College of Trades and Industry (CTI)
2. • Work simplification is a management concept that focuses
on streamlining and optimizing processes within an
organization to increase efficiency and productivity. It
involves identifying, analyzing, and eliminating
unnecessary steps, tasks, or resources in a workflow.
• The nature characteristics of work simplification include:
3. Work simplification aims to improve the efficiency of
processes by reducing waste, redundancy, and unnecessary
complexities. It helps organizations accomplish more with
fewer resources and in less time.
1. Efficiency:
4. It is a continuous process that involves regular
evaluation and refinement of work processes.
Organizations should consistently seek opportunities
to simplify and enhance their operations.
2. Continuous improvement:
5. The primary goal of work simplification is to achieve
specific objectives, such as cost reduction, time savings, or
improved quality. It focuses on aligning processes with
organizational goals and priorities.
3. Goal-oriented:
6. Work simplification employs a systematic
methodology to assess and redesign processes. It often
involves techniques like process mapping,
flowcharting, and time-motion studies to
identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement.
4. Systematic approach:
7. Employees at all levels of an organization are
encouraged to participate in work simplification efforts.
They often have valuable insights into the daily challenges
and inefficiencies within their roles and can
contribute to finding solutions.
5. Employee involvement:
8. One of the key benefits of work simplification is cost
reduction. By eliminating unnecessary steps and resources,
organizations can lower operational expenses and
improve profitability.
6. Cost reduction:
9. Simplified processes can lead to better product or
service quality. By reducing the potential for errors and
variations, work simplification can enhance the
consistency and reliability of outputs.
7. Quality improvement:
10. Work simplification often involves the development of
standardized procedures and best practices. This ensures
that processes are consistent and repeatable, regardless
of who is performing them.
8. Standardization:
11. Clear documentation and training materials are essential
in work simplification. They help employees understand
and follow the newly simplified processes, reducing
the learning curve and the risk of errors.
9. Training and documentation:
12. Key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics are used
to assess the impact of work simplification efforts. These
measurements help organizations track progress and
make data-driven decisions.
10. Measurement and evaluation:
13. Work simplification recognizes that organizational needs
and external factors can change over time. Therefore,
it must be adaptable and responsive to evolving
circumstances.
11. Adaptability:
14. Employees are empowered to suggest and implement
process improvements. This not only fosters a culture of
continuous improvement but also increases employee
engagement and satisfaction.
12. Employee empowerment:
15. Work simplification often prioritizes customer satisfaction
and aims to deliver products or services more efficiently
and with higher quality.
13. Customer focus:
16. In summary:
• The Nature characteristic of work simplification is a systematic approach to
process improvement that seeks to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and
improve quality by eliminating unnecessary steps and resources. It is a
dynamic and goal-oriented concept that involves the active participation of
employees and a commitment to continuous improvement.