To remain competitive, enterprises seek to improve their manufacturing processes by continuously pursuing improvements toward lower costs, higher quality, and shorter delivery times. Lean manufacturing involves a variety of principles and techniques, all of which have the same ultimate goal of eliminating waste and non-value-added activities in each production process to improve production quality and efficiency. In this study, the principle of lean production was used to develop a framework for lean manufacturing processes in the puttying area of a workshop. The goal was to reduce waste and improve productivity. Implementation results showed the total productivity of the puttying area's process was boosted significantly because bottlenecks were eliminated, employee turnover rates were cut, and the cycle time and work-in-process inventory were reduced. This research can be applied to other manufacturing industries and extended to a variety of other manufacturing processes to increase productivity and improve process cycle efficiency.