Line adjustment analysis by LEAN

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Sunday 21 December 2008
by  PRODUCTIVIX

Application of LEAN tools: VSM (Value Stream Mapping), One-Piece-Flow, Cellular Manufacturing, Standardized Work, Takt-Time : balancing of capacity, Kanban, visual management

Fast: Analysis and summary in two days in this case.

Summary of case presented: Manufacturing production operations in textiles, electricity and mechanics in low production output products, seasonal, with many varying options. The lines are regrouped by similar products and the output is not materialised by number of pieces per day.

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An extract of the analysis method:

ACTIONS PRINCIPAL RESULTAT EXPECTED WORK METHOD
Diagram of current flows Identification of bottlenecks and capacities Mass production plan, measures and diagrams by VSM
Measures of capacity Ranges by type of product, product mix, teams of people Identification measures, standardisations, calculation of Takt-time
Forecast of future flows Identify the major areas and flows Ideal plans
Calculate true OEE True performance level Standardise times
Introduce Kanban Reduction of stock and adjusting lines Hands on training
Recommendations Improvement in 15 points of OEE Detailed action plan

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