Lead Time
The elapsed time between defined start and finish events, such as placing an order and receiving the required product or completing the requested work.
The elapsed time between defined start and finish events, such as placing an order and receiving the required product or completing the requested work.
A collective term used for maintenance, repair and overhaul activities, especially in the aviation maintenance-provider context.
A tracked set of outstanding or corrective project items, recording where an issue occurs, who is responsible and how it is resolved or closed.
The movement of personnel, equipment and supplies to a work site and the setup needed to perform the planned work.
The quantity of completed output delivered by a defined process during a stated period, expressed with clear units and counting rules.
In Lean production, a defined work arrangement combining takt time, the sequence of work and the standard in-process stock needed to perform that sequence.
Additional processing or correction of nonconforming material or work so the specified requirements can be met.
A framework for identifying resources spent to prevent quality problems, evaluate conformance, and address failures found before or after delivery.