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Title: What Does Manufacturing Excellence Look Like


1
What Does Manufacturing Excellence Look Like
  • Ralph Keller
  • President, Association for Manufacturing
    Excellence (AME)

2
Agenda
  • Introduction (Who is this guy)
  • Questions to Ask Yourself
  • Example of Kaizen Event
  • What Happens to the Metrics
  • Q A

3
Customer Satisfaction
  • Look at the plant like youre a customer
  • Does the plant sell itself?
  • Would you buy product from this plant?
  • Does everyone know the customer needs?
  • Do they track delivery performance to customer
    REQESTED date?
  • Is it posted so everyone knows the metric?
  • Do products less than 3 years old account for a
    substantial portion of sales?

4
Safety, Environment, Cleanliness
  • Is operator safety a key value?
  • Is safety data tracked and posted?
  • Is the plant clean, well lighted, well organized
    and orderly?
  • Is there a place for everything and is the
    discipline in place to follow it?
  • Is the value of the production material respected
    with it well organized and protected?
  • Ask yourself if you would work here?

5
Visual Management
  • Can you tell from the visual signals around the
    plant how they are performing?
  • Does the visible information tell the operators
    if they are working to schedule and what jobs to
    work on next?
  • Are key performance metrics tracked and displayed
    for everyone to see?
  • Look for product identification on boxes,
    containers, carts etc.
  • Are part numbers and quantities easily
    determined?

6
Scheduling Systems
  • Is the plant MRP driven with work orders and lots
    of paperwork on the floor?
  • Does the facility use demand pull systems for
    customer orders or do they use push production
    according to a sales forecast?
  • Are operations scheduled to customer demand using
    TAKT time?
  • Are suppliers scheduled to deliver Just in Time
    according to actual demand instead of fixed
    quantity delivery (ala economic order quantity)?

7
Product Material Flows, Space Utilization
  • Is the operation capable of Every Product Every
    Day (EPED)?
  • Are they running small batch sizes or single
    piece flow with rapid changeovers?
  • Are operations organized in product cells?
  • Does material flow through all processes in a
    cell instead of being moved to each process?
  • Are materials brought to the operators or do they
    go get them?
  • How are they moved throughout the operation?

8
Inventory WIP Levels
  • Are materials stocked at point of use or in a
    central stockroom location?
  • Do they measure and track inventory turns for raw
    material, WIP and finished goods?
  • World class is over 40 for these combined, most
    companies are less than 5.
  • Do they measure and track value-added time to
    total manufacturing lead time?
  • Do they do an annual physical inventory or use
    cycle counting?
  • Whats their inventory accuracy?

9
People Teamwork, Skill Level and Motivation
  • Does the operation have a formal cross-training
    program?
  • Is there a training matrix posted?
  • On your tour, are employees friendly and willing
    to discuss their operation?
  • Are there operator work instructions posted at
    each work station and are they used?
  • Is there evidence of formal systems to support
    employees (training, recognition, rewards for
    performance over the norm, appreciation perks)

10
Equipment and Tooling
  • Is the equipment clean and devoid of drip pans,
    oil absorbent pigs, and available for use?
  • Is there a formal Total Productive Maintenance
    program with OEE calculations?
  • Are there standard changeover times for each
    piece of equipment posted and tracked?
  • Are tooling and fixtures clean, organized and
    stored by the equipment for use?
  • Are maintenance tasks separated between operator
    tasks and maintenance staff?
  • Does the organization focus on keeping old
    equipment well maintained instead of buying new?

11
Complexity Variability
  • Does the organization appear to try to keep
    things simple?
  • Use common parts.
  • Eliminate transactions (backflush).
  • High direct to indirect ratio (over 2 to 1)
  • Is there a supplier reduction program in place to
    develop supplier partnerships?
  • Are there more than 5 key performance metrics
    that people are expected to track?
  • Is there a visible effort to use common
    processes, components and tooling whenever
    possible?

12
Supply Chain Integration
  • Are suppliers involved in product development
    from the beginning?
  • Is there a supplier rating system in place and is
    this communicated regularly?
  • Are supplier deliveries based on customer pull
    and Kanban systems instead of MRP?
  • Are supplier delivery schedules set by purchasing
    or shop operations?
  • Are there joint company/supplier teams in place
    to take cost out of the supply chain?

13
Quality System Deployment
  • Is the company ISO or QS certified?
  • Are their cross functional problem solving teams
    utilized to reduce defects?
  • Is there a continuous improvement culture in
    place with defined goals and results?
  • How are defect levels measured (percent defective
    or PPM)?
  • Who handles customer complaints?
  • Is the focus on quality from the eyes of the
    customer or on adherence to specifications?

14
Kaizen Event - Before
15
Kaizen Event - Four Days Later
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The Power of Lean!Percentage Improvements

18
Average Kaizen Improvements
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