Tim Sanders
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603 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 13 Feb
Tim Sanders’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Question.
Uh, I'm gonna go off on a limb here and talk a little bit about Toyota Lean and the the great recalibration of how often they recalibrated machines um inside uh manufacturing.
So so you this goes back to like the gosh, the 1970s.
Um, believe it or not, at Toyota, uh a high number of brakes didn't match.
And so they had to do a lot of rework and it was a source of great quality.
And what they found out was by using the five Y's, which is a great technique to get to the root cause of a problem.
They kind of got to the bottom of it.
And that was there's a recalibration you do in the factory in the lathes.
And you recalibrate it back to specification.
And what happens is like if the recalibration period's too long, then it starts to kind of drift a little bit and all of a sudden the brakes don't match.
But the question was, do we recalibrate every day, every week, every month, every quarter?
And that's where the statistical analysis was.
Well, it depends on how fast the lays really moves.
What they had to kind of get to is what's the rate of movement of these machines to vary from specification.
And once they knew the rate of movement, they're like, oh great, we only have to do it every two weeks.
They would have dramatically overspent if they did it daily.
They would have undershot the six sigma quality goals.
It wasn't called Six Sigma at the time.
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