36 ◾ Creating a Lean Culture: Tools to Sustain Lean Conversions
might not cause a miss, and thus would go unnoticed. His team leaders
are Pareto-charting reasons for misses in two different areas, looking for
the most frequent problems in order to attack them, and so on. This is an
example of what Lean management can look like and the ways it can sus-
tain and extend the gains in Lean production.
Implementing Lean Management: Where to Begin?
Leader standard work (detailed in Chapter 3) is the highest leverage element
in the Lean management system, the engine that powers the system. But
in most cases, leader standard work is not the element to start with when
implementing Lean management. Here’s why.
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