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The book focuses primarily on the practical aspects of implementing work standardization, so you’ll learn about:
From the author:
This book contains virtually all of my knowledge on the practical implementation of work standardization according to the TWI program. I believe that the time you spend reading this book will not only equip you with what to do to implement work standardization, but I hope you’ll also learn how to do it and understand why it’s worth doing this way.
The strength of any company depends on utilizing the potential of its employees. People have the primary impact on the quality of products and services, as well as on process efficiency. Employees are also a key factor in errors, failures, shortages and downtime.
However, automation does not remove the potential for human error from manufacturing processes. It merely moves that risk because people still operate, set up and retool automated workstations.
Therefore, organizations must prevent errors wherever people remain part of the process. I believe that every process can eliminate human errors, although this requires more than purchasing error-proof equipment such as Poka Yoke. In practice, it also requires a change in organizational culture, competency management and daily attitudes.
In my opinion, work standardization is the key to eliminating human error. Standardization is not limited to writing instructions. It builds employee awareness through training and develops improvement skills through Kaizen sessions.
For this reason, the book explains the TWI program and its influence on work standardization. I consider TWI one of the most important achievements in management. Work standardization according to TWI provides a practical method for managing and developing employees at every level.