I’ve never met a manager that cannot recount a litany of improvement ideas that were never implemented. The old adage, “what gets measured gets done” is nowhere more applicable. Measurement parameters for all Lean initiatives must be set and reported with discipline and regularity, and they will look different from what you are used to. Have you ever determined the yield percentage for lumber in your top plans? Have you ever calculated the ratio of drywall purchased to drywall installed? How about square feet of drywall installed to square feet of living area? Don’t even try to measure these things unless you want to save a load of cash. Management needs these measurements to run the business no less than they need their monthly financial statements.
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[1] http://www.housingzone.com/article/top-ten-feature-10-steps-adopt-lean-building
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[5] http://www.housingzone.com/article/top-ten-feature-10-steps-adopt-lean-building-3
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[8] http://www.housingzone.com/article/top-ten-feature-10-steps-adopt-lean-building-7
[9] http://www.housingzone.com/article/top-ten-feature-10-steps-adopt-lean-building-8