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9 Waste Wak Information

  • Facility Name

  • Date of Wate Walk

  • Associate Observing Waste

  • Observation Source

  • Department

Waste Identification

WASTE TYPES DESCRIBED

  • Defects - Efforts caused by rework, scrap or incorrect information.
    Over Production - Production that is more than needed or before it is needed.
    Wait Time - Wasted time waiting for the next step in a process.
    Non-Value Processing - More work or higher quality than required by the customer.
    Transport - Unnecessary movements of product and material.
    Inventory - Excess products and material not being processed.
    Motion - Unnecessary movement of people (e.g., walking).
    Employee Potential - Under-utilizing people's talent, skills and knowledge.
    Safety - Lost time or under-utilization of people, due to injury.

WASTE OBSERVATIONS

  • Select for Waste Observation 1

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 2

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 3

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 4

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 5

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 6

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 7

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 8

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 9

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

  • Select for Waste Observation 10

  • Select observed type of waste.

  • Briefly describe observed waste.

  • Enter affected process (NA if not applicable).

  • Take or select Picture to show waste.

  • Draw Spaghetti Flow Diagram to illustrate waste.

Review

9 WASTE REVIEW

  • Signature of associate observing waste.

  • Signature of reviewing manager.

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