Site Safety Walk / Inspection

Regular safety walk from planning through findings to corrective action closure

Quality & Compliance
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Lead Time

107.5h

Cycle Time

5.5h

Wait Time

102.0h

PCE

5.1%

Stages

7

Bottleneck

Action Completion

Value-Add vs Non-Value-Add

Value-Add (VA)

An activity is value-add if it meets all three criteria:

  • The customer is willing to pay for it
  • It transforms the product or service
  • It is done right the first time

Examples: Assembly, diagnosis, treatment, coding, machining, testing

Non-Value-Add (NVA)

Activities that consume time or resources but don't add value from the customer's perspective:

  • Waiting — queues, approvals, batching delays
  • Transport — moving materials or information
  • Motion — unnecessary movement of people
  • Rework — correcting defects or errors
  • Over-processing — doing more than required

Note: Some NVA is necessary (compliance, safety). Target unnecessary NVA first.

Process Timeline

Value-Add vs Non-Value-Add

Bottleneck Analysis

Stage Efficiency

# Stage Cycle (h) Wait (h) VA Resource Defect % Efficiency
1 Inspection Planned (area/focus) 0.25 0.0 VA Safety Advisor 2.0% 100.0%
2 Walk-Around Observation 1.5 0.0 VA Safety Advisor 5.0% 100.0%
3 Hazard/Finding Documentation 0.5 0.0 VA Safety Advisor 10.0% 100.0%
4 Risk Rating & Prioritisation 0.25 2.0 VA Safety Advisor 5.0% 11.1%
5 Corrective Actions Assigned 0.5 4.0 VA Site Supervisor 8.0% 11.1%
6 Action Completion 2.0 72.0 VA Responsible Person 15.0% 2.7%
7 Close-Out Verification 0.5 24.0 VA Safety Advisor 5.0% 2.0%