Lean Manufacturing-Introduction
Lean Manufacturing-Introduction
Presents
Organizations
efficiencies ?
Hard Work ?
More Employees ?
Better Machines ?
“Organization As a Showroom”
= KAI = CHANGE
= ZEN = GOOD
(FOR THE BETTER)
= KAIZEN =
CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT
Lean - What is it ?
- Productivity
- Quality Using Lean tools / paradigms
- Cost Which in turn focuses on MUDA
- Delivery or Waste Elimination !
- Safety
- Morale
Process
Improvements
People Physical
Involvement Workplace
Improvements
Mura = Inconsistencies
File cleared at times in
1 week or in 5 ! this is Mura.
* At times 6 forms to be filled, Muri = Physical Strain
some times only 2 - Mura • Bend to work?
• Bad chairs (back ache)
• Happens sometimes. • Wasteful walk?– far part locations ?
• Happens some places. • Strain involved in locating !
• Happens to some people. • Repeat tiring action?
All this is Muri
All this is Mura !
Lean – What Is It ?
1. Process Improvement
2. Observation
3. Use of New Paradigms
4. Short Time
5. Zero Investment
6. Human Development & Empowerment
7. Profits & Savings - Plenty
LEAN is: Focused Improvement.
Improvement is different from Focused Improvement
Paper burns
Improvement is like sunlight: Focused improvement concentrates the energy:
• Lot of energy, but dispersed(wasted) • Little energy, but concentrated and aligned
• Small improvements • Enables significant (large) improvements
• Slow progress. • Small time required
• Rapid progress
Using Lean
Lean
TFM TPM TQM TSM THM
Lean is a Journey
The Destination is to become a
‘Lean Manufacturer’
or to attain the status of
World Class Manufacturing (WCM)
Any implemented improvement is Lean
1 3
2
Muda Move to 85% OEE.
Elimination. Mura Equipment to be
Create Elimination. overall effective
‘Flow’ No process (robust)
inconsistencies
SDCA – Standardize-Do-Check-Act
PDCA – Plan-Do-Check-Act
Towards an efficient and
responsive
Results for Effectiveness &
SDCA Competitiveness
PDCA
SDCA
PDCA
SDCA
Lean Process
A P
Improvement
C D
P: Plan
A S D: Do
C:Check
C D A:Act
A P
C D S: Standardize
D: Do
C:Check
A S A:Act
C D
Time
Who should do Lean??
TOP
MANAGEMENT Innovation
MIDDLE
MANAGEMENT Lean
SUPERVISORS
Maintenance
WORKERS
(Current Status)
Who should do Lean ??
Managers have more scope to do
LARGE Lean improvements; not workers!
TOP
MANAGEMENT Innovation
MIDDLE
MANAGEMENT Lean
SUPERVISORS
Maintenance
WORKERS
(Current Status)
Gap Analysis
Time
Lean Implementation
Change Culture Change System
First First
(Conventional way) (Lean Way)
Lean Flow
VALUE STREAM
IMPROVEMENT
(Elimination of Muda
between operations)
Lean Process
ELIMINATION OF WASTE
(Elimination of Muda
within operations)
Front
Lines
FOCUS
Who should do Lean??
TOP
MANAGEMENT Innovation
MIDDLE
MANAGEMENT Lean
SUPERVISORS
Maintenance
WORKERS
(Current Status)
Who should do Lean ??
Managers have more scope to do
LARGE Lean improvements; not workers!
TOP
MANAGEMENT Innovation
MIDDLE
MANAGEMENT Lean
SUPERVISORS
Maintenance
WORKERS
(Current Status)
Gap Analysis
Time
Lean Implementation
Change Culture Change System
First First
(Conventional way) (Lean Way)
Lean Flow
VALUE STREAM
IMPROVEMENT
(Elimination of Muda
between operations)
Lean Process
ELIMINATION OF WASTE
(Elimination of Muda
within operations)
Front
Lines
FOCUS
Impact of Lean Implementation
1. Go to Gemba first.
Go to the place of Action, the Real Prime Spot where Action Takes Place
3 ‘S’ Spic and Span - Clearing the work place / equipment Inspecting for problems.
(SEISO) - Ensuring –Tip Top condition. Taking corrective
actions, faster .
5 ‘S’ Self Discipline - Forming the habit Doing it Right first time
and every time
(SHITSUKE) - Training
- Be disciplined
SEIRI - Remove Unwanted Items
Engineering Store
Oil Storage
85% 75%
Marking Reference Materials
with an Oblique Line
Seiketsu & Shitsuke
Visual Management
1. Energy / Vigor
2. Participation
3. Sustained follow-up
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