What factors contribute to non-value-added activities in lean production?

In lean production, overproduction is regarded as a non-value-added activity.

Time:2022-05-25

Overproduction is considered waste in Lean Manufacturing. In a Lean Manufacturing workshop, overproduction does not accelerate the pace of Lean development; instead, it leads to inventory buildup, severely delays the progress of Lean Manufacturing, and may even directly cause the failure of Lean implementation. Therefore, enterprises must eliminate all overproduction.

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