Muda Types In Kaizen Training Ppt

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This slide provides an overview of Muda (Waste), all those work activities that don't add value to the product/service and for which customers are unwilling to pay. It includes details of Muda classification, such as Muda type I, which are applying labels, packaging, etc., and Muda type II, which are overproduction, waiting, etc.

Slide 3

This slide highlights the seven categories of waste in Kaizen. The wastes listed are defects, overproduction, waiting, non-used employee talent, transportation, inventory, motion, and excessive (over) processing. Together they create the mnemonic DOWNTIME and are also known as Toyota's or Ohno's seven forms of waste.

Slide 4

This slide provides information on the core objective of Kaizen mythology, i.e., the identification and elimination of waste. It also lists the benefits of such waste elimination, which are lower operating costs, reduced lead time, enhanced "speed time to market," etc.

Slide 5

This slide provides information about the definition of defects, a type of Muda, and its causes. It also contains questions to identify defects at the workplace. 

Slide 6

This slide provides an introduction to overproduction Muda. It also contains questions to identify and minimize it at the workplace as per the Kaizen methodology for quick improvement.

Slide 7

This slide provides information, on a type of Kaizen Muda, Waiting, and its causes. It also contains questions to identify and minimize "Waiting Waste" at the workplace.

Slide 8

This slide covers the concept of Kaizen waste Non-utilized Talent. It includes possible causes of waste along with the questions that help identify it.

Slide 9

This slide covers the concept of Kaizen waste Transportation. It includes possible causes of transportation Muda along with the questions to identify and minimize it.

Slide 10

This slide highlights the Kaizen Muda excessive inventory and provides details about possible causes and questions to identify and reduce it at a workplace.

Slide 11

This slide highlights the Kaizen Muda of unnecessary motion. It also lists the questions to identify it at a workplace for reduction.

Slide 12

This slide covers the concept of excessive processing Muda and includes the possible causes of waste occurrence and questions to identify and minimize it.