LSS Tool â The Spaghetti Diagram - ASQ Long Island Section

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Spaghetti Chart Advice • Don’t just draw one line for a route – draw a line for every trip • Color code – to distinguish different people or products • Look for differences – by time of day, person, job function, etc. • Construct a Spaghetti Chart as you walk the process Use whatever is useful to aid communication and understanding.
Looking at Flow using Spaghetti Diagram Does the product/process move from one value-adding step right to the next one A Spaghetti Diagram as a track of the physical flow of a product • Track the route of the product • Measure the distance traveled • Look for potential problems: – Long route – Confusing routes – Back tracks/loop backs – Crossing tracks • The result of these problems may be: – Long lead times – Lost product – Defects – What else
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Page 3 and 4: What is a Spaghetti Chart • a.k.a
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