Productivity Improvement By Reducing Waiting Time And Over Production Using Lean Manufacturing Technique

Productivity Improvement By Reducing Waiting Time And Over Production Using Lean Manufacturing Technique

  IJRES-book-cover  International Journal of Recent Engineering Science (IJRES)          
  
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Volume-7 Issue-4
Year of Publication : 2020
Authors : Ramasubramaniam P
DOI :    10.14445/23497157/IJRES-V7I4P104

Citation 

MLA Style :Ramasubramaniam P  "Productivity Improvement By Reducing Waiting Time And Over Production Using Lean Manufacturing Technique" International Journal of Recent Engineering Science 7.4(2020):20-26. 

APA Style :Ramasubramaniam P. Productivity Improvement By Reducing Waiting Time And Over Production Using Lean Manufacturing Technique  International Journal of Recent Engineering Science, 7(4),20-26.

Abstract
To survive in the market, the goal of any manufacturing industry is to produce goods at the lowest time possible and the lowest cost. Thus, it was decided to implement lean to improve productivity. Generally, in an industry, more focus is given on profit. Though there are different expenditures involved in cost reduction internally spent by industry through finding wastages, avoiding and improving faulty work would end in vast reserves. A study was carried out in a garment industry located at TIRUPUR, TAMILNADU, INDIA, at sewing section to identify non-productive actions to eradicate them for saving time, cost and improve internal throughput time.

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Keywords
Productivity, lean manufacturing