GLSS-Logo_White

Rework Loop

A Rework Loop is a situation where a step in a process is repeated in order to correct a defect; also known as backtracking. Rework Loops are work that must be done over and over. They often become an accepted part of the process as people get used to them over time. To find Rework Loops, look for places where large amount of work move back in the process to be fixed.

Rework Loops are Non-Value Adding Activities and are undesirable, as they add to cost and cycle time.

Rework Loops - GoLeanSixSigma.com

For a better understanding of Rework Loops and an overview of Lean Six Sigma, check out our Free Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Training, Green Belt Training or Lean Training.

START TRAINING

try it
free

START FREE
GREEN BELT TRAINING

Accredited by PMI. Over 15k glowing reviews.