4 Tips to Solving Challenges with Lean Management
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Video One Title
There has never been a better opportunity for warehouse managers to evaluate their fleet and energy source for maximum productivity and sustainability benefits that will set them up for success now and in the future. Learn how to maximize lift truck and operator productivity and performance by leveraging purpose-built power solutions for your lift truck fleet. -
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There has never been a better opportunity for warehouse managers to evaluate their fleet and energy source for maximum productivity and sustainability benefits that will set them up for success now and in the future. Learn how to maximize lift truck and operator productivity and performance by leveraging purpose-built power solutions for your lift truck fleet. -
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There has never been a better opportunity for warehouse managers to evaluate their fleet and energy source for maximum productivity and sustainability benefits that will set them up for success now and in the future. Learn how to maximize lift truck and operator productivity and performance by leveraging purpose-built power solutions for your lift truck fleet.
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Video Five Title
Lean management is a continual process used to help operations achieve optimization, eliminate inefficiencies, and identify and solve challenges. Hear from Raymond’s Vice President of Sales Jim O’Brien how this discipline can be used by anyone and in any setting — from top office executives to the manufacturing floor. -
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Lean management is a continual process used to help operations achieve optimization, eliminate inefficiencies, and identify and solve challenges. Hear from Raymond’s Vice President of Sales Jim O’Brien how this discipline can be used by anyone and in any setting — from top office executives to the manufacturing floor.
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Solving Challenges with Lean Management
Economic slowdowns can put a tremendous strain on your business’s people, processes and supply chains. However, operations can mitigate some of these factors by adopting lean management principles and instilling a culture of continuous improvement.
Managers should consider implementing the following steps to prepare for the future:
1. Gather and Analyze Data
Through a proven process of gathering data via visualization, organization and standardization, lean management can help operations gain visibility into the current state of an operation. Managers should regularly evaluate the data collected from their operation to evaluate and adapt warehouse operations accordingly.
2. Visualize Improvement Opportunities
Lean management methods are based on the philosophies of achieving the elimination of all waste in pursuit of the most efficient methods. This process begins with visualization. Visualization aims to make a situation easily understood merely by looking at it and can be accomplished throughout a facility with data displays, label and location markings and tool displays. Through visualization, an operation can share information, communicate standards and identify defects quickly.
3. Empower Your Employees
Lean management teaches workers to spot inefficiencies, errors or potential defects by providing them with practical tools to share their ideas and develop impactful, long-term solutions. By giving employees the opportunity to implement change throughout the organization, employees are more engaged, which results in higher morale and workforce retention.
4. Establish Standardized Work Processes
Standardized work creates clearly defined employee expectations and ensures consistency of labor and materials. By establishing standardized work processes, organizations can help eliminate or reduce non-value-added steps, resulting in higher operational effectiveness.
Can Simple Process Changes Exponentially Increase Efficiency?
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Raymond’s Lean Management System is designed to help your people work more securely and efficiently.
Through a proven process of visualization, organization, and standardization, we’ll show you how to identify inefficiencies and implement changes designed to improve your workflows and save you time and money. Our goal is not just to help you solve problems, but to teach you how to solve them yourself going forward.
