Process Improvement Using Six Sigma & Lean Methods

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Title: Process Improvement Using Six Sigma & Lean Methods


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Reduce Costs and Improve Your Customers
Experience
  • Process Improvement
  • Using Six Sigma Lean Methods

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Objectives of this Session
  • Define Six Sigma / Lean
  • Demonstrate the benefits of applying Six Sigma /
    Lean to your business
  • Share ideas on how you can help make your
    business a Lean Organization
  • Provide resources for learning more

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What Is Six Sigma / Lean All About?
  • Lean
  • Six Sigma
  • entify and eliminate waste
  • Get the overall Process Flow right
  • No waste less expense, more value
  • Value Stream Mapping current state, future state
  • Lean Agent, Certified Lean Agent
  • Eliminate errors by controlling the variation of
    inputs to optimize the outputs
  • Make sure each step of the process is right
  • No errors less expense, more value
  • DMAIC Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control
  • Yellow, Green, Black, Master Belts

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Maximize Value
  • The customer will pay for it
  • It is required to do business
  • The government requires it cannot do business
    legally without it

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Six Sigma / Lean Methods Help You Recognize
Reduce Waste
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How? Apply Lean Methodology Tools
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The 5S Way
  • Sort (Determine what is really needed open up
    free space).
  • Set In Order (A place for everything smooth
    flow, improved productivity).
  • Shine (Everything clean and works well).
  • Standardize (Monitor the first 3 steps).
  • Sustain (Awareness, stick to the rules ? requires
    a cultural shift).

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DMAIC
  • Define the process. We want to have a clear
    beginning and end. The Process Map will
    represent exactly.
  • Measure. After the Process Map has been created,
    it is time to make sure we understand why we do
    each step along the way and how long it takes to
    do each step.
  • Analyze. The work may also require other tools.
    For example, at the points where we find loops
    and rework, we may want to step back and use a
    tool called the 5 Whys or a Fault Tree Analysis.
    These tools help us to determine the root causes.
  • Improve. Typically, there are lots of
    suggestions for improvement. The team will often
    create the new workflow Process Map or Value
    Stream to show the reductions in the process.
  • Control. Work through all the changes, measure
    the results, and address what needs to be done to
    make it stick, including communication, training,
    etc.

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Value Stream Map
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Process Flow Mapping
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