Just-In-Time (JIT) Method – Eliminate Waste and Improve Productivity
Just-in-time or JIT means producing goods and services exactly when they are needed, like for example a new company opens that is producing steering shaft for automobiles. The company, under the JIT system, will set up the machines to produce the jobs in a row from those who collect the metals at one end, all of the way to those who ship the product at the other end of the factory. The people at each station, as they receive the product, take the job order, perform their duties on the product, and then transfer the product out to the next station after their work is completed. Along the way, the product is screened for infirmities, and if they exist, the line is stopped until the defect is repaired. In the end, the shipping agent will receive the product and ship it to the customer. All along Continue reading