What:
Implementation of concrete improvement actions by a multi-skills team led by a Lean Expert. Workshops generate the implementation of 30 to 50 actions and also physical changes in the area directly concerned. This leads to metrics improvement up to 30%. The physical changes are visible to improve ergonomics, working conditions, reduce floor space, improve accessibility, reduce downtimes, improve house keeping, ensure greater reliability and machine maintenance, increase productivity.
Objectives:
Enable the implementation of immediate actions.
Raise operators awareness that stretched goals are attainable.
Give operators the opportunity to show what they are really worth.
Added Value:
Tangible results obtained in less than one month by improving quality, safety, productivity and delivery.
How:
A workshop is based on a monthly cycle and lasts 2 to 3 months.
Workshop preparation | Deployment | Follow-up | |
Duration | 3 to 4 weeks | 3 to 5 days | 1 month |
Who | Consultant + site coordinator and/or manager | Group of 10 participants | Manager with support from the consultant |
Content |
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Main types of workshops:
Type of workshop |
Improvements |
Average duration |
5S |
Improving safety, quality, productivity, lead time and operator motivation |
1 month |
SMED |
Dividing Changeover time by 2 |
15 days |
OEE |
Availability improvement from 15 to 20% |
3 months |
TPM |
Dividing Breakdowns and micro-stoppages by 2 |
3 months |
Hoshin |
Increasing labour efficiency from 20 to 30% |
1 month |
Quality: 8D, QRQC |
Dividing quality defects by 3 and multiplying customer satisfaction by 3 |
3 months |
Logistics flows |
Inventory reduction of 50% in the Supply Chain |
2 months |
"Milkrun" internal flows |
30 to 50% improvements: |
3 months |
Value Stream Mapping/MIFA |
Site diagnosis and progress scheduling Site progress workshop organisation |
3 months |
Lean Office |
Cutting administrative lead times by 3 |
1 month |