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By: Christian Rupe
About Project
 Organize and clean out all PPE lockers
 Lockers are to be maintained by 5s and WO standards
 Each shelf is labeled, taped, and assigned
 Each locker will look the same based on the Team 13 model
 Budgets will be set up for each team based on PPE needs
 Will not be unlimited; will be reduced and cost savings will be achieved based
on establishing PPE budget of $250 per week ($500 Biweekly)
 Checklist will be implemented eventually.
 BUL’s will walk through once per week to make sure TL’s are sustaining their
lockers
 OPL’s will be created for lockers showing how they should not
look and how they should look
Team 13 Beverly Brown
Beverly’s locker was used as a model for each team to go by
Before After
Overcrowding
Unorganized
No Labels
Very Organized
Divided up by
size and NPM
number
Everything has
a location
Each shelf has its own PPE pictures and labels
based on NPM number
PPE Quantity Lists and Budget Lists:
Each one of these are posted on the inside right door of each
locker based on that teams needs
Budgeting List Team 13 Beverly Brown
Gloves Price Per Pair Price Per Bundle Min/Max (Pairs)
78-175-4821 $3.97 $47.64 12/24
78-175-4823 $3.97 $47.64 12/24
78-175-4825 $3.97 $47.64 12/36
78-175-4827 $3.97 $47.64 12/24
78-175-4830 $3.50 $42.00 12/24
78-100-0290 $0.70 $8.40 12/24
Total: $20.08 $240.96
Sleeves Price Per Sleeve Price Per Pair - Min/Max Min/Max (Pairs)
78-370-1530 $3.25 $6.50 - $65.00/$162.5 10/25
78-370-4744 $5.25 $10.50 - $52.50/$157.50 5/15
78-370-4747 $5.25 $10.50 - $42.00/$105.00 4/10
Total: $13.75 $27.50
Aprons Price Per Apron Price Per Max Min/Max
78-010-0215 $2.50 $12.50 2/5
Ear Plugs Price Per Box Price Per Max Min/Max
78-315-6171 $0.06 $0.12 1/2
Safety Glasses Price Per Pair Price Per Max Min/Max
78-385-0620 $0.62 $1.86 2/3
Total: $282.94
Estimated Weekly
Budget:
$300.00
Weekly: Biweekly: Monthly: Annually:
$282.94 $565.88 $1,131.76 $13,581.12
Weekly: Biweekly: Monthly: Annually:
$300.00 $600.00 $1,200.00 $14,400.00
*Subject to Change
PPE List Team 13 --- BEVERLY BROWN
NPM Number Type of Glove Size
Quantity per Week
(Pairs)
78-100-0290 White Cotton 10 6
78-175-4821 Hy-Flex 7 4
78-175-4823 Hy-Flex 8 6
78-175-4825 Hy-Flex 9 10
78-175-4827 Hy-Flex 10 8
78-175-4830 Kevlar Black Dot Large 2
Total per Week 36
NPM Number Type of Sleeve Size Quantity per Week
78-370-1530 Yellow Kevlar Standard 20
78-370-4744 Green M 8
78-370-4747 Green XL 4
Total per Week 32
NPM Number Type of Apron Size Quantity per Week
78-010-0215 Denum Full Standard 4
NPM Number Type of PPE Size Quantity per Week
78-385-0620 Safety Glasses Standard 2
NPM Number Type of PPE Size Quantity per Week
78-315-6171 Ear Plugs Standard 1
*Subject to Change
Cost Comparison & Cost Savings
Brown, Beverly $1,461.91
Fox, Paul $6,245.53
Gibson, William $8,518.65
Jomaa, Hayle $4,138.14
Schmidt, Keith $11,150.79
Umbrell, Mike $12,672.74
Willinger, Mark $9,954.20
Total $54,140.17
Six Month Sum Total Spending Comparison
Brown, Beverly $6,790.56
Fox, Paul $3,972.96
Gibson, William $4,876.32
Jomma, Hayle $4,800.00
Schmidt, Keith $6,790.56
Umbrell, Mike $6,261.60
Willinger, Mike $8,400.00
Total $41,892.00
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$10,000.00
$20,000.00
$30,000.00
$40,000.00
$50,000.00
$60,000.00
$70,000.00
$80,000.00
$90,000.00
$100,000.00
$110,000.00
$120,000.00
Six Month Annually
$41,892.00
$83,784.00
$54,140.17
$108,280.34
Savings Visual Comparison
Annual Savings of:
-______
Budgets No. 56714
Page 12Page 12Focused Improvement Page 12
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
Plan
 Team leaders have unlimited access
and spending on PPE and other items
 Money is being wasted because team
leaders do not keep track of their own
spending
 Unlimited budgets give team leaders
freedom to spend money on anything
they want
 Resulting in overspending, wasted
money, and overcrowding of supplies
BROWN BEVERLY $1,461.91
FOX PAUL $6,245.53
GIBSON WILLIAM $8,518.65
JOMAA HAYEL $4,138.14
SCHMIDT KEITH $11,150.79
UMBRELL MICHAEL $12,672.74
WILLINGER MARK $9,954.20
GRAND TOTAL $54,140.17
Page 13Page 13Focused Improvement Page 13
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
DO
 Create budget limit for each team
leader based on current and future
estimated spending
 Each team leader will receive a
maximum budget of about $250 per
week that should be used for PPE and
team purposes only
 Whatever money is not used is money
that isn't spent. This non spent money
could be presented as a cost savings
over a course of a year
Team Leader: Budget:
William Gibson $250.00
Mark Cieniewski $250.00
Martin Salas $250.00
Hayle Jomaa $250.00
Mike Umbrell $300.00
Dennis Miller $250.00
Floyd Hollingshead $250.00
Rob Majerowski $300.00
John Moore $200.00
Paul Fox $250.00
Linda Cochran $250.00
Keith Schmidt $300.00
Arnold Moreno
$300.00
Beverly Brown
Mark Willinger $250.00
Page 14Page 14Focused Improvement Page 14
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
CHECK
 Based on the 6 team leaders that have TMS access as of right now
*Over a 6 month & yearly spending period
 Current: $54,140.17 ~ 6 mo. x 2 = $108,280.34 avg. per yr.
 Future: $41,892.00 ~ 6 mo. x 2 = $83,784.00 avg. per yr.
 $108,280.34 - $83,784.00 = $24,496.34 savings in 1 calendar year
 ($24,496.00 / $108,280.34) = 0.226 = 23% based on budgets
Page 15Page 15Focused Improvement Page 15
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
ACT
 Read Across
 If all 15 team leaders have/had TMS access
*Over a 6 month & yearly spending period
 15/6 = 2.5 NR
 $108,280.34 (6 TL’s) per yr. x 2.5 = $270,700.85 per yr.
 $83,784.00 (6 TL’s) per yr. x 2.5 = $209,460.00 per yr.
 $270,700.85 - $209,460.00 = $61,240.85 savings in 1 calendar yr.
 ($61,240.85 / $270,700.85) = 0.2256 = 23% savings based on budgets
Organization Time Reduction No. 56713
Page 17Page 17Focused Improvement Page 17
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
Plan
 Team lockers are hard to maintain.
Organization becomes difficult to keep up
because of overcrowding.
 Becomes costly for team leaders to check
and reorganize lockers every day.
 Team members throw PPE in locker for
team leaders to organize every day based
on WO/5S standards
 Money that is spent for team leaders to
organize lockers could be spent
elsewhere such as writing suggestions
and kaizens
Page 18Page 18Focused Improvement Page 18
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
DO
 A checking/audit system will be put in
place for each unit leader to make sure
that team leader lockers are kept up to
standards
 Unit leader will audit the locker at least
once or twice per week
 Team leader would organize locker in the
same time span (once per week) for
about 10 minutes
 WO/5T/5S locker would reduce
organization time from 20 min down to
10 min
Page 19Page 19Focused Improvement Page 19
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
CHECK
 Current Organization Time:
 1 Day: 20 min per day x 7 day/wk = 140 x 52 wk/yr = 7280 min/yr
(7280 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 121.33 hours per year
 Future Organization Time:
 1 Day: 10 min per day x 2 day/wk = 20 x 52 wk/yr = 1040 min/yr
(1040 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 17.33 hours per year
 121.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $3518.57 per yr
 17.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $502.57 per yr
 $3518.57 - $502.57 = $3016 savings per 1 calendar year
Page 20Page 20Focused Improvement Page 20
CHRYSLER GROUP LLC
ACT
 Read Across to all 16 teams in BIW
 Current: 7280 min/yr x 16 = (116,480 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 1941.33
1941.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $56,598.57 per yr
 Future: 1040 min/yr x 16 = (16,640 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 277.33
277.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $8042.57 per yr
 $56,598.57 - $8042.57 = $48,256.00 savings per 1 calendar year
 ($48,256.00 / $56,298.57) = 0.857 =
86% savings based on time reduction
Dennis Miller
Mike Umbrell
Mark Cieniewski
Linda Cochran
Red Gibson
Weekly Check/Audit System
 Unit leaders will check team lockers once per week according the weekly
checklist provided for them
 Unit leaders must check for; organization (are the lockers being kept up to standard,
is everything in their place, are personal items put in other places besides PPE
locker, is it neat overall), budgets being maintained (are they going over their weekly
spending limit), and if min & max levels are being met (should not be over their
locker limit based off of document)
 Unit leaders will mark down “Y” meaning yes or “N” meaning no if any
of the requirements are not met
 If any of the columns receive an “N” then they fail their weekly check
 This is a standard that must be met and kept up on a weekly basis
 Each examination should last about 10 minutes per locker
 If the locker is not organized or if personal/excess items are stored in, the TL
must spend time in front of the UL taking them out
 UL must report out weekly audit to the BUL
Weekly Check

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Locker Presentation

  • 2. About Project  Organize and clean out all PPE lockers  Lockers are to be maintained by 5s and WO standards  Each shelf is labeled, taped, and assigned  Each locker will look the same based on the Team 13 model  Budgets will be set up for each team based on PPE needs  Will not be unlimited; will be reduced and cost savings will be achieved based on establishing PPE budget of $250 per week ($500 Biweekly)  Checklist will be implemented eventually.  BUL’s will walk through once per week to make sure TL’s are sustaining their lockers  OPL’s will be created for lockers showing how they should not look and how they should look
  • 3. Team 13 Beverly Brown Beverly’s locker was used as a model for each team to go by Before After Overcrowding Unorganized No Labels Very Organized Divided up by size and NPM number Everything has a location
  • 4. Each shelf has its own PPE pictures and labels based on NPM number
  • 5. PPE Quantity Lists and Budget Lists: Each one of these are posted on the inside right door of each locker based on that teams needs Budgeting List Team 13 Beverly Brown Gloves Price Per Pair Price Per Bundle Min/Max (Pairs) 78-175-4821 $3.97 $47.64 12/24 78-175-4823 $3.97 $47.64 12/24 78-175-4825 $3.97 $47.64 12/36 78-175-4827 $3.97 $47.64 12/24 78-175-4830 $3.50 $42.00 12/24 78-100-0290 $0.70 $8.40 12/24 Total: $20.08 $240.96 Sleeves Price Per Sleeve Price Per Pair - Min/Max Min/Max (Pairs) 78-370-1530 $3.25 $6.50 - $65.00/$162.5 10/25 78-370-4744 $5.25 $10.50 - $52.50/$157.50 5/15 78-370-4747 $5.25 $10.50 - $42.00/$105.00 4/10 Total: $13.75 $27.50 Aprons Price Per Apron Price Per Max Min/Max 78-010-0215 $2.50 $12.50 2/5 Ear Plugs Price Per Box Price Per Max Min/Max 78-315-6171 $0.06 $0.12 1/2 Safety Glasses Price Per Pair Price Per Max Min/Max 78-385-0620 $0.62 $1.86 2/3 Total: $282.94 Estimated Weekly Budget: $300.00 Weekly: Biweekly: Monthly: Annually: $282.94 $565.88 $1,131.76 $13,581.12 Weekly: Biweekly: Monthly: Annually: $300.00 $600.00 $1,200.00 $14,400.00 *Subject to Change PPE List Team 13 --- BEVERLY BROWN NPM Number Type of Glove Size Quantity per Week (Pairs) 78-100-0290 White Cotton 10 6 78-175-4821 Hy-Flex 7 4 78-175-4823 Hy-Flex 8 6 78-175-4825 Hy-Flex 9 10 78-175-4827 Hy-Flex 10 8 78-175-4830 Kevlar Black Dot Large 2 Total per Week 36 NPM Number Type of Sleeve Size Quantity per Week 78-370-1530 Yellow Kevlar Standard 20 78-370-4744 Green M 8 78-370-4747 Green XL 4 Total per Week 32 NPM Number Type of Apron Size Quantity per Week 78-010-0215 Denum Full Standard 4 NPM Number Type of PPE Size Quantity per Week 78-385-0620 Safety Glasses Standard 2 NPM Number Type of PPE Size Quantity per Week 78-315-6171 Ear Plugs Standard 1 *Subject to Change
  • 6.
  • 7. Cost Comparison & Cost Savings Brown, Beverly $1,461.91 Fox, Paul $6,245.53 Gibson, William $8,518.65 Jomaa, Hayle $4,138.14 Schmidt, Keith $11,150.79 Umbrell, Mike $12,672.74 Willinger, Mark $9,954.20 Total $54,140.17 Six Month Sum Total Spending Comparison Brown, Beverly $6,790.56 Fox, Paul $3,972.96 Gibson, William $4,876.32 Jomma, Hayle $4,800.00 Schmidt, Keith $6,790.56 Umbrell, Mike $6,261.60 Willinger, Mike $8,400.00 Total $41,892.00
  • 10.
  • 12. Page 12Page 12Focused Improvement Page 12 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC Plan  Team leaders have unlimited access and spending on PPE and other items  Money is being wasted because team leaders do not keep track of their own spending  Unlimited budgets give team leaders freedom to spend money on anything they want  Resulting in overspending, wasted money, and overcrowding of supplies BROWN BEVERLY $1,461.91 FOX PAUL $6,245.53 GIBSON WILLIAM $8,518.65 JOMAA HAYEL $4,138.14 SCHMIDT KEITH $11,150.79 UMBRELL MICHAEL $12,672.74 WILLINGER MARK $9,954.20 GRAND TOTAL $54,140.17
  • 13. Page 13Page 13Focused Improvement Page 13 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC DO  Create budget limit for each team leader based on current and future estimated spending  Each team leader will receive a maximum budget of about $250 per week that should be used for PPE and team purposes only  Whatever money is not used is money that isn't spent. This non spent money could be presented as a cost savings over a course of a year Team Leader: Budget: William Gibson $250.00 Mark Cieniewski $250.00 Martin Salas $250.00 Hayle Jomaa $250.00 Mike Umbrell $300.00 Dennis Miller $250.00 Floyd Hollingshead $250.00 Rob Majerowski $300.00 John Moore $200.00 Paul Fox $250.00 Linda Cochran $250.00 Keith Schmidt $300.00 Arnold Moreno $300.00 Beverly Brown Mark Willinger $250.00
  • 14. Page 14Page 14Focused Improvement Page 14 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC CHECK  Based on the 6 team leaders that have TMS access as of right now *Over a 6 month & yearly spending period  Current: $54,140.17 ~ 6 mo. x 2 = $108,280.34 avg. per yr.  Future: $41,892.00 ~ 6 mo. x 2 = $83,784.00 avg. per yr.  $108,280.34 - $83,784.00 = $24,496.34 savings in 1 calendar year  ($24,496.00 / $108,280.34) = 0.226 = 23% based on budgets
  • 15. Page 15Page 15Focused Improvement Page 15 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC ACT  Read Across  If all 15 team leaders have/had TMS access *Over a 6 month & yearly spending period  15/6 = 2.5 NR  $108,280.34 (6 TL’s) per yr. x 2.5 = $270,700.85 per yr.  $83,784.00 (6 TL’s) per yr. x 2.5 = $209,460.00 per yr.  $270,700.85 - $209,460.00 = $61,240.85 savings in 1 calendar yr.  ($61,240.85 / $270,700.85) = 0.2256 = 23% savings based on budgets
  • 17. Page 17Page 17Focused Improvement Page 17 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC Plan  Team lockers are hard to maintain. Organization becomes difficult to keep up because of overcrowding.  Becomes costly for team leaders to check and reorganize lockers every day.  Team members throw PPE in locker for team leaders to organize every day based on WO/5S standards  Money that is spent for team leaders to organize lockers could be spent elsewhere such as writing suggestions and kaizens
  • 18. Page 18Page 18Focused Improvement Page 18 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC DO  A checking/audit system will be put in place for each unit leader to make sure that team leader lockers are kept up to standards  Unit leader will audit the locker at least once or twice per week  Team leader would organize locker in the same time span (once per week) for about 10 minutes  WO/5T/5S locker would reduce organization time from 20 min down to 10 min
  • 19. Page 19Page 19Focused Improvement Page 19 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC CHECK  Current Organization Time:  1 Day: 20 min per day x 7 day/wk = 140 x 52 wk/yr = 7280 min/yr (7280 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 121.33 hours per year  Future Organization Time:  1 Day: 10 min per day x 2 day/wk = 20 x 52 wk/yr = 1040 min/yr (1040 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 17.33 hours per year  121.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $3518.57 per yr  17.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $502.57 per yr  $3518.57 - $502.57 = $3016 savings per 1 calendar year
  • 20. Page 20Page 20Focused Improvement Page 20 CHRYSLER GROUP LLC ACT  Read Across to all 16 teams in BIW  Current: 7280 min/yr x 16 = (116,480 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 1941.33 1941.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $56,598.57 per yr  Future: 1040 min/yr x 16 = (16,640 min/yr) / (60 min/hr) = 277.33 277.33 hr/yr x $29.00 = $8042.57 per yr  $56,598.57 - $8042.57 = $48,256.00 savings per 1 calendar year  ($48,256.00 / $56,298.57) = 0.857 = 86% savings based on time reduction
  • 21.
  • 27.
  • 29.  Unit leaders will check team lockers once per week according the weekly checklist provided for them  Unit leaders must check for; organization (are the lockers being kept up to standard, is everything in their place, are personal items put in other places besides PPE locker, is it neat overall), budgets being maintained (are they going over their weekly spending limit), and if min & max levels are being met (should not be over their locker limit based off of document)  Unit leaders will mark down “Y” meaning yes or “N” meaning no if any of the requirements are not met  If any of the columns receive an “N” then they fail their weekly check  This is a standard that must be met and kept up on a weekly basis  Each examination should last about 10 minutes per locker  If the locker is not organized or if personal/excess items are stored in, the TL must spend time in front of the UL taking them out  UL must report out weekly audit to the BUL Weekly Check