Time and Motion Study

Consistently, individuals say that they'll change. Toward the start of consistently, millions make goals. Most do this without information, theories or any thought of what they will do another way. Also, they ask why nothing truly changes.

Lean management and scientific management frequently center around similar variables, in particular sat around idly and squandered movement. A time and motion study is one approach to find squander through estimation, as opposed to by "sense" or mystery.

A Lean manager from the computer selling world may not know how to makes car, but rather he or she likely knows how to utilize target measurements to quantify how quickly workers makes car and what number of movements the assignment involves.

Time and Motion Study Basics

In summary, it goes like this:

1.    Look closely at what you’re doing.

2.    Spot opportunities to be more efficient

3.    Make a change to the way you work to do it

4.    See if it produces the expected results

5.    Rinse and repeat