Lean pillar in TPM | Function, Tools and Timing of Lean within a TPM program

Lean and TPM are sometimes portrayed as being at odds as different Continuous Improvement philosophies, but in fact they can work together beautifully - it's common practice to enrich your TPM "pillar temple" with a Lean or Supply Chain pillar.
Integration Lean into TPM mindset and management does require some careful thought though. To fully benefit from the two systems working together, it's important to treat the Lean thinking as any other pillar: they analyse losses and opportunity in their domain (the Value Stream and Mura, Muri, Muda), support improvement efforts and sustain systems to hold the gains in their domain (mainly inventory management, materials flows and supply chain systems).
If you want to dive a bit further into this topic, I highly recommend checking out Belt Course's Supply Chain Management Leader course: www.beltcourse.com/a/21478798...
Or for a specific overview on Value Stream Mapping, their VSM mini-course: www.beltcourse.com/a/21478798...
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00:00 Lean Pillar in TPM
02:23 Focus on Inventory and Flow
03:50 Types of Waste in Lean
07:11 Goals of the Lean Pillar
09:10 Implementing Lean Pillar Tools

[@karinandersson7944]

Thanks for listening to my request and posting a video about this! Great overview! 👍

[@TomMentink]

My pleasure Karin, and happy to hear you liked it.
Still working on that Early Product and/or Early Equipment management overview - they will also get their video at some point, but haven't yet condensed my thinking on them enough to make for an interesting explanation ☺

[@TomMentink]

If you want to dive a bit further into this topic, I highly recommend checking out Belt Course's Supply Chain Management Leader course: www.beltcourse.com/a/2147879857/6eADKB6z
Or for a specific overview on Value Stream Mapping, their VSM mini-course: www.beltcourse.com/a/2147879856/6eADKB6z