First steps for improving the performance of companies using Lean Six Sigma methodology, starting with manufacturing and supply chain departments (partial presentation).
2. when talking about
Performance = evaluating the financial performance
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Performance = a comprehensive approach including both
financial and non-financial aspects
In the late 1950’s
currentlycurrently
3. LEAN
Lean Manufacturing =
Toyota Production
System(TPS)
improving the processes by
eliminating waste
Six Sigma
Six Sigma- Motorola
set of tools and strategies for
improving the quality
LEAN- Six Sigma
a combination of the two methodologies for improving the
performance of a process / company through systematic
application of tools, strategies and politics for continuous
improvement
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4. To build a company's
Development Plan
started with the
company
processes
To determine the
structure of the
business (product
distribution)
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In order
5. For that:
Know the
business
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Analyze current processes in
Supply Chain
Analyze current processes in
manufacturing
Build the actual
VSM
Build the future
VSM
Improve
services
6. And that means:
I. Build VSM
II. Establish the activities
that bring add value
Kanban
building
map
value
Remove
waste
III. Through the stock
management
Usework
standard
SupplyChain
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7. Made an analysis of business structure
A = high runner = 73 products bring 80 % turnover
B = repeater = 130 products bring 19% of turnover
C= stranger = 66 products bring 2 % of turnover
Tool used: Paretto Diagram
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0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
A B C
73
130
66
number products
1761066 RON
7511953 RON
76581 RON
8. Which helped to make the decisions:
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Automatizations
Lean Cells
Customized
products
For A products
(high runners)
For B products
(repeaters)
For C products
( strangers)
9. I. Build VSM
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Performance before implementation:
7 activities;
OFR = 90%;
MTPT = 140 days;
OEE = 65%
LT = 25 days
Efficiency = 65%
Tact time = 5.7 sec
10. Based on data collected has been built the
future status for VSM
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FUTURE STATUS
11. After implementation of the new
VSM expect to:
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reduce the number of the activities to 4;
with an OFR = 95%;
and rotate the material stock at each 100 days (MTPT = 100 days);
with a rate of using the equipments of 85 % ( OEE)
and delivering the A products in 5 days (LT = 5 days)
12. To obtain this performance needs to implement
the VSM- action plan
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Action Product type responsible data
Implement the cells layout B HS mar.13
Kanban implementation inter-
operational A, B VA dec.13
Implementation Kanban finish
product A, B DC ian.14
Implementation Kanban-
secondary operations
A, B
SN sep.13
Implement work standard for each
product family
A, B
BB nov.13
Design and implement Kanban for
primary parts
A, B
CB mar.14
Standardise the box for parts A, B
GH aug.13
Implement a conveyor between
packaging and verification B GI may.14
14. II. Status of waste (MUDA)
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Work time: 8 h
Production time : 2.75 h
Defects or purchasing
activities : 4.25 hmanufacturing
defects
purchasing
waste distribution (hour)
waste
waste
adding value
2,75
1,25
3
About 70% of work time is lost.
15. To increase the value added
need to be implemented the
following activities:
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Activity Price Responsible status
Design and
implement a
new assemble
table
600 eur BU Manager
Implement
standard work
0 Engineer
Kanban
implementation
0 Engineer
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75
150
131
Productivity after implementation
manufacturing
through Kanban
implementation
through work standard
After implementation the
productivy will increase as:
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1. Increase productivity
2. OFR = 92%
3. OEE = 85%
4. Decrease stock by 20%
5. Increase workplace
ergonomics
6. Released a surface of
300 square meters
152
240
300
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
before
implementation
work standard
after 1 month after 6 monts
Evolution productivity
Series1
Linear (Series1)
After implementation :
18. Red- crises situation- not
enough time to bring in
time !
Yellow - warning signal- a
good moment for ordering
Green – enough parts for
production
Code of colour:
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Kanban: Card that contains all identifiers landmark for an article/ sub-
assembly / finished product, such as: code, quantity, position, destination
provider.
III. Kanban
delay in
deliveries
19. Model: Design Kanban
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III. Kanban
monthly
consumption min max box type A box type B box type C
anti-drill plate 13206 4052 10129 10
2.5" SH cap 3VL 1935 484 1209 2
2.5" SH cap5VL 7163 1791 4477 4
2.5" SH cap 5BA 659 165 412 1
2.5" SH cap 5E 863 216 539 1
2.5" SH cap 5OV 3046 762 1904 4
3" SH cap 3VL 1935 484 1209 2
3" SH cap 5VL 3112 778 1945 4
3" SH cap 5BA 659 165 412 1
3" SH cap 5E 863 216 539 1
3" SH cap 5OV 762 762 1904 4 4
20. III. Supply Chain
To understand the situation, it has used another tool-
the Ishikawa Diagram:
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III. Supply Chain
22.7 55.3
17.3 44.7
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
hours %
Supply Chain structure
MUDA
value added
The activities developed into the Supply Chain Department
have been analysed. Around 44.7% of weekly work time it
is lost.
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III. Supply Chain
To improve the performance of department has been
established an action plan to improve purchasing services
Action
A P
C D
A P
C D
A P
C D
A P
C D
A P
C D
A P
C D
A P
C D
A P
C D
implemen tthe matrix communication with clients
and / or suppliers
establish responsible for purchasing on group
materials
make decision buy/not buy in max 48 h
build a new and simplified map of processes for
supply chain
Status
group documents by category
standard implementation for organizing shelves
processing orders based on FIFO principle
implementing standardized document for purchasing
indirect materials and for services
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1. Implement an working standard for procurement process
2. Introduce the order into the ERP operating system-max 48h
3. appointment responsible for articles category purchasing
4. Construction ERP interface easily accessible without risk
Strategic actions:
1. Reduce the variant of type packaging
2. Implementing Kanban to the supplier for components and raw materials
3. identifying new suppliers in Romania / Europe
Based on the analysis has been established the
action plan
25. Results after implementation
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5048.8
882.6
2119
0 0
1892.8
723.8
1260
0 30.0
2500.0
5000.0
7500.0
(x1000)RON
stock trend after implementation
merch.
selling
raw mat.
indirect materials
components
packaging
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000 Stock trend after implementation
before
after
26. Conclusions
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KPI before trend after
OFR (%) 90 95
MTPT
(days)
140 100
OEE (%) 65 95
Stoc (%) 45 15
LT (days) 25 5
Performance
Company
Make a
plan and
schedule
Implement
Check the
results
Take new
actions
27. For:
- questions
- helping to save your company
- helping to develop your company/department
- guidance for developing performance project
write to me on : ghinearodica@yahoo.com
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