Lean Six Sigma: Yellow Belt Certification - Kanban Calculation — Set Bin Sizes Right: Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certification video #16

Continue your Lean Six Sigma training with our Yellow Belt Certification Videos from Operations University, where Master Black Belt Jerry Wright walks through Kanban calculation: usage/day × lead time (days) × safety factor (SF). We use SF = 1.5 (≈50% safety stock) to buffer variation. See how to round up to supplier pack sizes, review sizing every 3–6 months, and manage demand spikes by negotiating phased deliveries (don’t drain inventory on one order). You’ll also learn when to choose a size based on pallet multiples and part cost—Kanban isn’t purely math; use common sense. 👉 Get Certified (Yellow Belt): Watch the full Yellow Belt playlist, then complete your certification at OperationsUniversity.org to earn your Yellow Belt certificate. 💰 Advance Your Credentials: Certification & Pricing = Yellow Belt $99 • Green Belt $499 • Black Belt $899 — or all 3 for $1,199 (save when purchasing together). Employer packages: Bulk enrollments & reporting available. 💡 What You’ll Learn in Video #16: • The Kanban formula and why SF = 1.5 is a solid default. • Convert monthly usage to daily, then multiply by lead time. • Round to pack/pallet multiples; consider cost and handling limits. • Review sizes every 3–6 months; adjust as demand shifts. • Handle demand spikes with phased shipments instead of stockpiling. • MRP reality checks: cycle counts, BOM scrubs, scanning; why many use min–max/Kanban. 📢 Call to Action: ✅ Subscribe for more Lean Six Sigma training ✅ Visit OperationsUniversity.org for courses & certifications ✅ Share this playlist with your team #LeanSixSigma #YellowBelt #Kanban #TwoBin #Supermarket #PullSystem #Inventory #DDMRP #Orlicky #ContinuousImprovement #Lean #SixSigma #OpsUniversity #JerryWright