How to Draw a Pig

Objectives of this Module

Participants will be able to • Demonstrate the benefit of following standard work• Explain the relationship between standard work and variation• Teach someone how to draw a pig!

Exercise (1 minute)

1. Draw a pig• Profile view• 4 legs• 2 ears• Can see one eye• Curly tail

2. Name your pig3. Hold up your picture for everyone to

see

Drawing a Pig with Standardized Work

1. Take a blank piece of paper2. Fold it in 9 sections and number as shown3. Follow standardized work instruction sheets

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

Key Concepts

IntersectionZone

Upward arc

Mound arc

Basin arc

“W”

“M”Circle

Spiral

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

Center at intersection

Center at intersection

Center at intersection

Start at right edge of M End at lower intersection of 1 and 22 3

2 3

Start at right edge of W in zones 8 and 9 End at top intersections

of zones 5 and 6

6

3

36

End at right edge of W in zones 7 and 8 Start at left edge of W in

zones 8 and 9

Draw circle around “4”

Draw from bottom of circle

Draw to top of W in zone 7

Draw from top of circle

Draw to bottom of M in zone 1

Dots visible within circle ..

Start here, end half way to vertical line

Aim for here

Draw circle here ..

Start at lower intersection of 1 and 22 3

How to Draw a Pig

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Review

• Before we had standard work, what did we rely on to draw a pig? • What was the result of the first method?• What did standard work specify?• What was the result of the standard work method?• What did we learn?