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A Time Study records process steps and observations of processing, waiting, interruption and rework. It makes the use of time explicit rather than relying on impressions.
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Use it when there is a defined sequence or activity to observe and a practical way to collect comparable timings.
It helps teams locate delays and variation, and distinguish work time from elapsed waiting.
Use a Flowchart first if the route is unclear. Use Value Stream Mapping to examine the wider flow and demand context.
Fictional example snapshot
A fictional packing cycle is observed with clear category boundaries.
| Processing | 5 minutes |
|---|---|
| Waiting / rework | 2 minutes / 1 minute |
| Total | 8 minutes with no overlapping intervals |
These figures illustrate the method; they are not clinical instructions, universal targets or verified results from a real organization.
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Time Study: guide & examplesOpen Time StudyMeasure
Make your process visible. Start with a step list, then shape the details on a visual canvas.
Measure
Map current and future material/information flows with explicit timing assumptions and process cycle efficiency.
Control
Document repeatable work with quality points, safety checks, visual instructions and controlled revisions.