The Eight Wastes | Lean Principles | Ryan Tierney

Welcome to Lean Made Simple, a podcast about transforming your business - and life - one step at a time.
In this episode, Ryan Tierney from Seating Matters discusses “The Eight Wastes of Lean.”
Along the way, he and Producer Matt talk about:
- Why waste isn't just the stuff that goes in the bin
- How overproduction is "the mother of all wastes"
- Getting called out by the former president of Lexus for having "muda”
- The trap of organising your waste to make it look lean
- Examples and stories that will help you see waste in your own organisation
- And the biggest waste of all that nobody ever thinks about
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[@Jewelybee7]

8 Deadly Wastes, I like this version as an acronym to remember D - Defects O - Overproduction W - Waiting N - Non-Utilized Talent T - Transportation I - Inventory M - Motion E - Extra/Excess Processing Thank you guys, Aaron🇨🇦

[@phillruby]

Ryan you are a true Paul Akers prodigy. Thanks for sharing.

[@GembaDocs]

Turn frustration into fascination- love that buddy!

[@Suzell]

Excellent. Simple but memorable explanation of each Waste. The summary print-out, also including Lean Phrases & Terminology, will be a valuable resource - thanks for sharing. Generous. Appreciated. Thank you!🇿🇦

[@leanmadesimple]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tonytully5027]

Brilliant stuff, Ryan. The clarity and content of your presentation contains absolutely no waste.

[@leanmadesimple]

Thankyou for listening Tony

[@Dan-dy9qx]

Brilliant video (and channel in general)! I've been in Production for over a decade and have frequently annoyed people by wanting to improve various things, TIL that I've been trying to go in the direction of Lean without knowing it 😂

[@mertgktas]

Hey, nice work what you are doing. Please continue sharing your experience. It'd be nice to hear how you practice kata coaching in your company.

[@leanmadesimple]

Thankyou for listening and thanks for the idea!