Summary: Operational Excellence

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  • 1 Introduction

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  • The opposite (of the topic value stream) is WASTE:

    • non-valued added but necessary. Reduce. 
    • and non-value & unnecessary. Eliminate.
  • Excess inventory (= sick factory)

    Excess raw material, WIP or finished goods causing many other wastes
  • Overprocessing or incorrect processing

    Anything more than is needed to meet customer requirement
  • 2 chapter 2 lean enterprise: foundational principles

  • 2.1 Standard work

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  • Companies that are not using lean methods and are not improving processes will likely have

    - instability
    - isolated processes
  • Prerequisites of standardized work:

    1. Work task must be repeatable
    2. Line and equipment must be reliable (downtime should be minimal)
    3. Quility issues must be minimal
  • 3 primary standardized work documents:

    1. Standardized work chart/sheet
    2. Standardized work combination table
    3. Production capacity sheet
  • Stndardized work is not the same as work standards

    Before you can begin with standardized work, you must clarify your work standards
  • 2.2 5S and visual control

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  • In red tag area are:

    - stocks
    - equipment
    - spaces
  • 2.3 total productive maintenance (TPM)

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  • OEE: Overall Equipment Effectiveness (%)

    (Availability x Performance x Quality)
    (Production Time x Production output x Quality)
  • 2.4 Value stream mapping (VSM)

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  • Why value stream mapping is an essential tool?

    • Helps you to visualize more than just the single process

    • Exposes waste
    • Directs activities and sets priorities
    • It show the linkage between the information flow and the material flow. No other tool does it.

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