Lean waste classification model to support the sustainable operational practice

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Driven by growing pressure for a more sustainable operational practice, improvement on the classification of non-value added (waste) is one of the prerequisites to realize sustainability of a firm. While the use of the 7 (seven) types of the Ohno model now becoming a versatile tool to reveal the lean waste occurrence. In many recent investigations, the use of the Seven Waste model of Ohno is insufficient to cope with the types of waste occurred in industrial practices at various application levels. Intended to a narrowing down this limitation, this paper presented an improved waste classification model based on survey to recent studies discussing on waste at various operational stages. Implications on the waste classification model to the body of knowledge and industrial practices are provided.

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Sutrisno, A., Vanany, I., Gunawan, I., & Asjad, M. (2018). Lean waste classification model to support the sustainable operational practice. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 337). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/337/1/012067

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