The Aislekin method
Small scope. Sharp signal.
A fixed-price audit creates enough room to see the system without turning your team into a consulting project.
Observe
Walk the floor, follow the work, and listen to the people closest to it.
Quantify
Translate motion, waiting, rework, and variation into a useful baseline.
Prioritize
Leave with a short list of changes your team can actually carry forward.
What gets measured
Four lenses. One usable picture.
Grounded in Lean Six Sigma practice and forklift-related experience associated with Jabil.
Productivity
Where time is spent, lost, or waiting to be recovered.
Process flow
How material, people, and decisions move through the floor.
Workplace organization
The visual signals that make a stable standard easier to hold.
Savings opportunity
The practical value attached to each improvement opportunity.
Improvement is a habit, not a handoff.
Keep the momentum with a library of practical resources, then build the internal confidence to run lean audits on your own floor.
Ask about the toolkitReady when the floor is
Find the next useful move.
Tell us where the work feels harder than it should. We will help you decide what to look at first.
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