Practical sheet | REF: FIC1401 V1

Lean applied to construction

Author: Serge SIBONY

Publication date: July 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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5. Our advice

5.1 Aim for simplicity

As with a Kaizen approach, it is more effective to make limited adjustments and reduce waste at each stage of continuous improvement. In fact, there is always a force of rejection of the Lean approach within the worksite, a rejection linked to the feeling of being exposed and criticized in one's activity. It is therefore necessary to propose simple improvements that everyone can understand. As the approach is iterative, improvements will gradually become apparent on the site. What's more, it's important to appoint a Lean manager to focus change proposals on a responsible Lean manager.

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