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 [[https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/7-wastes-lean-story-ar0-richard-c-randall/|The 8 Wastes of Lean… and the story of “AR=0”]]
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+[[:articles:small_pocket|The “Voice of the Customer”… and the small pocket on jeans]]
+[[:articles:nist_traceability|NIST Traceability Numbers - The Sasquatch of Metrology]]
+[[:articles:optimizing_calibration_intervals|Optimizing Calibration Intervals]]
+[[:articles:Calipers-advantages_and_disadvantages|Calipers: Advantages and Disadvantages of the 3 types]]
+[[:articles:standard_work_audits|Standard Work Audits]]
+[[:articles:triz_application|Continuous Improvement... and TRIZ]]
+====== Videos ======
+===== How to Metrologically Confirm (a.k.a. "calibrate") Vernier, Dial or Digital Calipers =====
+This video (from Ruby Metrology) shows user's how to check or verify Vernier, Dial and/or Digital Calipers performance (wear pattern of OD jaws, ID jaws, Depth & Step Parameters) by using Multi-function, Multi-dimensional Length Standard Quick Check. All sides of Quick Check are usable.
+{{ :articles:caliper_calibration.mp4 |}}
+===== Standard Work Audits =====
+A great video from Patrick Adams (CEO of [[https://findleansolutions.com|PA Consulting Services LLC]]). Patrick is a MBA, Lean Coach, Six Sigma Black Belt from Allendale, Michigan.
+{{ :articles:patrick_adams-standard_work_audits.mp4 |}}
+I visited one company where a critical process underwent a Standard Work Audit every hour... performed by a different member of the team working in that process (the auditor role was rotated amongst the team). While ISO 9001 & AS 9100 auditors might question the "impartiality" of the "auditor" performing the Standard Work Audit, none of the "auditors" ever audited their own work. Instead, this approach was, essentially, a "buddy audit" (or "associate audit") approach. This ensured that the entire team was "on the same page" in understanding the process.