How to design a Lean Layout/Obeyaka? The Lean Manufacturing Guide

Learn all about designing a Lean Manufacturing Layout in your production or factory. The Lean Layout is one of the fundamental Tools you must know very well.
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[@septa_lemore3915]

first discussion of lean layout and one-piece flow that ever highlighted its flexibility potential for different amounts of operators. real lightbulb moment for me. thank you!!!!

[@diasp07]

This will be always actual and the way I do it ; thanks for the video, it helped me to show to my Teams in a very simple way how things shoudl be done in the right way Cheers

[@nsoliva]

great illustration

[@DirtyDaveWilder]

Extremely helpful thank you very much sir

[@user-mx5we1li2l]

Thank you. Great Video!

[@SeviersKain]

So, the lean layout is to improve the relationships between the man and the steps, to optimize / maximize the production capability.

[@waldhari9221]

Thank you very much

[@jerrychandler7094]

Awesome video!

[@syawaalmeerasa7576]

thanks that very helpfull

[@abdulaziza]

Nice 👍

[@pvtimberfaller]

In the final example you need to reverse the flow so you can feed raw materials & pick up finished product from the ends unless you have a lift truck alley down the sides otherwise you r operators(s) have to worry about getting struck by the forklift.

[@jerrychandler7094]

Agreed. That would be much safer.

[@anthonytodora3333]

Great video man! Quick question, what type of pen are you using? It’s mint.

[@pvtimberfaller]

Just hire a sub if your product has no demand in 5 years, investment-zero.