2022
DOI: 10.20527/bpi.v5i1.122
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Identifikasi Waste pada Proses Produksi Paku Menggunakan Metode Waste Assessment Model

Abstract: Prinsip lean manufacturing (LM) menekankan pada penggunaan sumber daya secara efektif sehingga mengurangi atau menghilangkan waste. Penelitian ini dilakukan di PT XY yang merupakan produsen olahan kawat beserta turunannya pada bagian proses produksi paku. Tujuan penelitian adalah mengetahui waste kritis dan penyebabnya pada proses produksi paku. Tahapan penelitian adalah menyusun current value stream mapping, melakukan   identifikasi waste menggunakan waste assessment model (WAM) dan menentukan akar permasalah… Show more

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“…Waste in the warehouse includes delayed scanning, delayed movement, long loading time, and unnecessary movement during storage and order-picking activities [4]. In addition to the warehouse, waste also appears in production areas, such as defects, waiting, and unnecessary motion due to poor facility layout conditions [13]. To eliminate waste from the system requires a repair process that focuses on simplification, combination, and elimination to achieve the desired results.…”
Section: Lean Thinkingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Waste in the warehouse includes delayed scanning, delayed movement, long loading time, and unnecessary movement during storage and order-picking activities [4]. In addition to the warehouse, waste also appears in production areas, such as defects, waiting, and unnecessary motion due to poor facility layout conditions [13]. To eliminate waste from the system requires a repair process that focuses on simplification, combination, and elimination to achieve the desired results.…”
Section: Lean Thinkingmentioning
confidence: 99%