OPL (One Point Lesson)
One Point Lesson (OPL) in Lean Manufacturing “Quality is achieving the 99.99% error free product or service.” Definition and Purposes: One point lesson is a straightforward technique used for conveying a single point on some problem using the maximum visual representation (80%) and minimum words (20%). It focuses usually by taking two pictures of an issue and depicting them as right and wrong and thus educating people on that specific one point. It has following purposes: 1. It conveys information within minimum time and in a simplest way. 2. It sharpens the knowledge and skill about a specific topic. OPL Format: OPL is performed on a specific format for ease of communication and better understanding. Source: leanmanufacturing.online OPL Types: 1. 1. Basic Knowledge It shares the basic information about an operation or process required to increase the efficiency of a system. For example, in...