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Relation between 7 Wastes [3] 2.1 Explanation of Waste Assessment Model Inventory I-O Higher inventory of raw materials can be reason to push the labour for over production in order to get the higher profit for company I-D Higher inventory of raw material, work in process and finish good will increase the chances to produce defected due to less of concern and unsuitable storing condition I-M Higher inventory also be the reason to increase the time in each and every process I-T Excess inventory creates hurdle in the transportation of material Defects D-O In order to overcome the defects, over production become necessary D-I Defects mean they need to reworked, so WIP will be increased in the form of inventory D-M Defects increase the time of searching, selection and inspection of part D-T Defects will increase the wasteful transportation activities D-W As reworks reserve the workstation therefore new parts will be waiting to be processed Motion M-I Non-standardize method become reason of WIP M-D Non-standardize process leads to increase the defects M-P When process are non-standardize will increase the process waste due to the lack of understanding the available capacity M-W Due to non-standardize process, time will be consumed searching, selecting the parts so in result part waiting get increase  

Relation between 7 Wastes [3] 2.1 Explanation of Waste Assessment Model Inventory I-O Higher inventory of raw materials can be reason to push the labour for over production in order to get the higher profit for company I-D Higher inventory of raw material, work in process and finish good will increase the chances to produce defected due to less of concern and unsuitable storing condition I-M Higher inventory also be the reason to increase the time in each and every process I-T Excess inventory creates hurdle in the transportation of material Defects D-O In order to overcome the defects, over production become necessary D-I Defects mean they need to reworked, so WIP will be increased in the form of inventory D-M Defects increase the time of searching, selection and inspection of part D-T Defects will increase the wasteful transportation activities D-W As reworks reserve the workstation therefore new parts will be waiting to be processed Motion M-I Non-standardize method become reason of WIP M-D Non-standardize process leads to increase the defects M-P When process are non-standardize will increase the process waste due to the lack of understanding the available capacity M-W Due to non-standardize process, time will be consumed searching, selecting the parts so in result part waiting get increase  

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