web group. It asked about the use of the phrase “standardized work" instead of “standard work." Was this like “preventive maintenance" instead of “preventative maintenance?" I think there is a key distinction in standardized instead of
Many of us Westerners are familiar with work instructions and various documents written to the operator to get the work done. Standard work is not that. It is a the way the manager checks to see if the process is performing properly. It is part of the visual management system, not part of the work instruction system.
procedures vs work instructions Level 1 – Policies and Objectives. A policy is used as a course of action to guide and influence decisions. In an ISO 9001 system this may be found in the “Quality Manual“. The purpose of this level of documentation is to state concisely the policies and objectives of the company, organization,
28 Dec 2015 This is not nitpicking on words, but very specific. “Open the door" is a high-level instruction typically found in a procedure, whereas “turn lever A from clockwise with left hand and then turn lever B counter-clockwise with right hand" would be closer to standard work. Standard work is about the work itself.
1 Feb 2016 What are the key differences between a traditional approach to "work standards" and a standardized work approach to process design.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and work instructions form a core part of management systems. These procedures are used in work management in many Quality environments. A Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is about what to do in relation to a job or context, and ensuring who is in charge of this.
To control the outcome of a quality management system, more increasingly detailed action levels are often created in the form of processes, procedures and work instructions. These are typically to help satisfy a requirement by the quality management standard such as ISO 9001-2015.

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