Lean Production

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Lean production is an organized productive system managed in an __ way.

efficient

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The first production paradigm characterized by skilled operators is known as __ production.

Craft

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Henry Ford was known for defining a new production strategy based on interchangeable __.

standard parts

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One of the key aspects of lean production is the elimination of __ such as extra production and queues.

waste

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A technique developed by Taiichi Ohno that includes human intervention in automation is called __.

jidoka

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The process of ensuring product quality at all stages is called __ control.

quality

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Henry Ford's mass production relied heavily on a clear division of __ between designers and workers.

responsibility

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The scientific management theory was pioneered by __ Winslow Taylor.

Frederick

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Taiichi Ohno said, "The outcome of the war puts in danger __ survival."

Toyota's

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Toyota's approach focuses on the __ of the workforce for continuous improvement.

capabilities

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Frederick Winslow Taylor's principles aim to improve __ efficiency and productivity.

economic

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In lean production, defects must be corrected __ to prevent further issues.

immediately

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The assembly line method greatly reduced assembly time from 12.5 hours to __ minutes.

93

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Ford’s production model allowed for a standardized product which was often referred to as the T model in __ color.

black

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Taiichi Ohno invented the __ system during his visit to the USA in 1910.

just in time

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The effective use of __ is fundamental to lean production to minimize inventory and waste.

Kanban

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A hallmark of lean production is to aim for total __ by constantly reducing waste.

quality

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Compared to mass production, lean production uses __ man hours.

less

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The philosophy of lean started to become relevant especially after the oil __ of the 1970s.

crises

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Oblivion refers to the neglect of total _ practices from Japan before lean's resurgence.

quality

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One of the significant outcomes of a lean system is that it allows for greater __ of products.

variety

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One of the elements of Ford's approach was total __ control alongside work control.

cost

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Quality circles and __ are important practices in lean management for continuous improvement.

Kaizen

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Frederick Taylor introduced the principle that emphasized the __ selection of workers.

scientific

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Taiichi Ohno's TPS focuses on waste __ and its elimination.

elimination

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Production management according to Taylor involved scientifically analyzing all parts of a __.

job

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Lean is not an __ technique, but a holistic approach to production.

isolated

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An important aspect of Taiichi Ohno's work was training workers to control the __ themselves.

quality

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Lean principles challenge conventional __ and require revisiting established practices.

intuition

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In lean production, if there is no problem, the goal is to __ one for testing.

provoke

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The concept of 'one best way' was highlighted by __ Ford in his production strategies.

Henry

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Toyota's collaboration with __ groups of suppliers illustrates the company’s lean philosophy.

functional

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A significant characteristic of Ford's production model was the rigidity of __ which led to high product-change costs.

machinery

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The kaizen method in lean encourages all employees to identify and solve __ within the system.

problems

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Taiichi Ohno believed that the worker is the true __ engine of the company.

improvement

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The __ model created by Ford significantly transformed manufacturing processes worldwide.

mass production

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Lean production requires a continuous __ for improvements across all stages of production.

pursuit

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The principle known as __ emphasizes the importance of engaging with suppliers in a lean system.

collaboration

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Invented by Sakichi Toyoda, the __ loom was pivotal in advancing automatic weaving technologies.

automatic

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Henry Ford's mass production used __ batches of material to ensure product uniformity.

huge

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In lean production, the ideal state is to have a __ flow of production with minimal delays.

smooth

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The use of __ management tools is essential for achieving desired quality and efficiency in lean practices.

visual

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Sakichi Toyoda's contributions laid the foundation for __ automation in Japanese industry.

jidoka

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The principle of __ management in lean helps to visualize and optimize workflows.

flow

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Lean production focuses on enhancing __ satisfaction as a critical objective.

customer

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The transformation from craft production to lean production is often referred to as a move towards __ efficiency.

operational

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Taiichi Ohno and Eiji Toyoda’s visits to Ford ultimately resulted in the development of the Toyota __ System.

Production

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The aim of lean is to create value while minimizing __ throughout the production process.

waste

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Lean production encourages the involvement of all employees in __ improvement initiatives.

continuous

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The __ of production varies significantly under lean practices compared to traditional mass production.

approach

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Taiichi Ohno introduced __ as a method to optimize production flow within Toyota's supply chain.

kanban