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Press Releases
June 2003
For Immediate Release
NEW BOOK SHOWS HOW TO ELIMINATE WASTE FROM THE SHOPFLOOR
New York… The goal of Lean production is to increase profits, value
and customer satisfaction by vastly improving manufacturing methods. To achieve
this success, manufacturers must get rid of waste -- all extraneous and
counterproductive assumptions, attitudes, activities, materials, machines,
operations and processes.
In an organized an easy-to-assimilate manner, the compact Identifying
Waste on the Shopfloor, by the Productivity Press Development Team,
covers the "A"-to-"Z" of exactly what "waste" is, why it is a detriment and how
to eliminate it. As an addition to Productivity Press' popular Shopfloor series,
this book is the perfect complement to 5S for Operators and TPM for Every
Operator.
Like all of Productivity Press' Shopfloor titles, Identifying Waste on
the Shopfloor offers shop floor personnel -- operators, supervisors and
plant managers -- a simple, cost-effective approach for building basic knowledge
about key manufacturing improvement topics. Innovative instructional features
include:
- Well organized and easy-to-integrate learning
- Chapter overviews and summaries
- Questions throughout each chapter to help apply the learning to the
workplace
- Drawings and illustrations
- Margin icons that flag definitions, main points and other highlights
List price is $25.00. Complimentary review copies are available to media contacts by calling
(212) 216-7865 or by e-mailing: leon.carter@taylorandfrancis.com.
About Productivity Press
Founded to provide world-class guidance for every level of an organization,
Productivity Press is unrivaled in publishing high-quality material on lean
manufacturing and business improvement. Our books, learning tools and
newsletter, Lean Manufacturing Advisor, are designed to help
educate and support organizations in their efforts to implement the advanced
management and manufacturing methodologies required to compete in today’s global
business environment.
For more information on , or any
of Productivity Press’ other titles, call 1 (888) 319-5852 or email info@productivitypress.com.
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