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Follow one item through its route. Extra movement may be removable, but a quality or safety check may need to stay.

Which numbers should I use?

Count affected units, observe the extra steps, and time active work on each step. This example uses 10,000 units a month, two steps, and 20 seconds per step.

What should I check first?

Try the revised route with the people doing the work. Verify identification, protection, and the next handoff still work.

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General reference principles: Lean Enterprise Institute: work sequence and improvement baselines; UPS: shipment cost factors and current rate resources. Reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources support the general principles, not the example numbers or a particular recommendation. Check current carrier terms before making a shipping change.

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