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Change
                             Without it, at best we remain the same,
                            with it, comes the opportunity to improve!!

Vative - Truly Innovative                                                 21-Aug-09   1
Previous Findings

Findings of VSM/VSD start 2009 :
   Implement KANBAN for internal production processes feeding main
   line (Implemented)
   Controlled FIFO between processes (Implemented)
   Finished Goods supermarket may be able to reduce in size with the
   introduction of a new level planning system (Implemented)
   Investigate supermarket feasibility by 80/20 analysis (Completed)
   Reduce or eliminate batch building and move to single piece flow to
   reduce overall inventory (Implemented)
   Improve final testing cell utilization and procedure
   Optimize layout to group together logical work cell (Implemented)
   Reduce compressor defect rate
   The current process has an excellent Kanban system for store
   materials



                                                                         2
Action Plans - Production                                                          LBHC link


Audit Date                  14th January 2009
Functional Area             Production
Opportunity                 1.      Standardisation and consolidation of processes
                            2.      Process orientation improvements to flow within work cells
                            3.      Pull System implementation through production
                            Other
                            4.      Transparency of processes
                            5.      Continuous Improvement circles
                            6.      Associate involvement and empowerment
Improvement idea            1.      Implement 5S, conduct time studies and develop Standard
                                    Operating Procedures for main processes
                            2.      Improved production material flow and consolidate logical
                                    process steps to form balanced work cells
                            3.      Implement KANBAN for production area. Work towards single
                                    piece flow systems with FIFO between stations
                            other
                            4.    Implement Lean metrics, OEE monitoring and establish KPIs.
                                  Understand customer demands, set targets & monitor
                            5.    Implement continuous improvement program and empower teams
                                  to improve without management
                            6.    Provide vision planning and goals for business
Timing for implementation   16/03/2009 to 12/08/2009 (5 months)
Responsible person          Vative - Steven Farrugia
Approved by


                                                                                                       3
Project details


Project commencement date: 16/03/2009
•80/20 analysis
•Time studies and labour planning for all main production
•CAD Layout of plant and layout planning for optimisation
•Grouping of logical work cells and labour balancing
•Implementation of SOPs throughout production main processes
•Analysis of production Kanban system requirements
•Training and implementation of complete Kanban System including
2 bin systems in production




                                                                   4
Lean Business Health Check

Areas assessed were – Production and Associate Involvement


                     Overall Audit Results
                                                                           Current
                            Process Orientation                            Last Audit
                               100%

    Associate Involvement       80%
                                                  Pull System
     and Empowerment            60%

                                40%

                                20%
        Continuous
                                 0%                      Perfect Quality
       Improvement




   Transparent Processes                          Flexibility


                              Standardization


                                                                                        5
Health Check findings


1.   Business processes are extremely flexible
2.   Well established pull systems
3.   Great process orientation
4.   Some establish quality systems
Further overall opportunities are:
     •    Standardisation and consolidation of processes
     •    Transparency of processes
     •    Continuous Improvement circles
     •    Associate involvement and empowerment

                                      LBHC link




                                                           6
Total Project Savings



Total project savings:
•   Reduced process time by 30.1% reduction (Target 10%
    reduction)
•   Reduction in Work In Progress by 83% 576 to 98 pieces
    (target 80% reduction)
•   Reduce lead time through production process by 92%
    from 31.2 days to 2.5 days (target 85% reduction)




                                                            7
Project Teams


The following teams implemented specific projects:
   Team 1A Production
   Team 1B Final Packaging
   Team 2A Stores




                                                     8
Team 1A

 Production Colour Coded Kanban System
       Production/Assembly




                                         9
Project Scope and Objectives

Opportunity Statement:
 Setup permanent work stations for each area
 Introduce a color code system for each work station
 Reduce Work In Progress inventory
 Reduce process times
 Reduce chance of missing tools


Project helps (Quality, Cost & Delivery):
 Waiting times, Defects, Motion, Inventory & Space




                                                       10
Project Steps

Implementation Steps:
1. Plan layout of production work stations considering process flow
2. Remove all unwanted items from work areas using white tags
3. Arrange all work stations using color coding system
4. Work out what tools were needed for each station and order tools
5. Set up shadow boards for tools and color code tools to match
   stations
6. Assist in setting up 2 bin system for materials at each station




                                                                      11
Project Outcomes

Planned Improvements:
1. Reduced process time by 10% (actual 30.1% reduction)
2. Reduction in Work In Progress by 50% (actual 83% reduction)




                                                                 12
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            13
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            14
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            15
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            16
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            17
Some Other Improvements

Vacuum pump saving
                      Innovation of shop floor to combine
                      heat cell and cold tank assembly
                      station utilizing existing vacuum
                      pump and eliminating the need to
                      buy a second vacuum pump.
                      Saving = approx. $1500

 Mobile Gluing Unit
                      Innovation of shop floor to make the
                      hot glue machine mobile to allow for
                      flexibility and storage under
                      workstation. This makes the unit
                      easily accessible when it requires
                      refilling.

                                                             18
Team 1B

          Improved process layout
Final Assembly & Packaging Area




                                    19
Project Scope and Objectives

Opportunity Statement:
 Reduce packaging time
 Optimise packing flow and efficiency
 Optimise inventory qantities, locations and layout


Project helps (Quality, Cost & Delivery):
 Waiting times, Motion, Inventory & Space




                                                      20
Project Steps

Implementation Steps:
1. Plan new layout
2. Relocate shelf and table
3. Optimise layout to support single piece flow
4. Shelf setup
5. Container dispense for systematic supply of parts
6. Container labelling and relocation
7. Floor marking and min/max levels
8. Implement 2 bin systems
9. Final modifications, measure savings and presentation



                                                           21
Project Outcomes

Planned Improvements:
1. Reduced process time by 39% (actual 58% reduction 13 to 6 min)
2. Reduction in travel disctance 15% (actual 75% reduction 53m to
   13m)
3. Reduced time to restock supplies (Savings including in above)




                                                                    22
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            23
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            24
Team 2A


Implement 2 Bin Production Supply System
                Stores




                                           25
Project Scope and Objectives

Opportunity Statement:
 Reduce inventory in production areas
 Reduce lead time to supply parts
 Create milkrun replenishment system to eliminate waiting time for
materials


Project helps (Cost & Delivery):
 Waiting times, Overproduction, Motion, Inventory, transport & Space




                                                                       26
Project Steps

Implementation Steps:
1. 80/20 analysis of parts supply from stores to production
2. Establish Bill Of Materials for each station and calculate
   replenishment qty for each part type for each station
3. According to calculations select appropriate bin sizes and
   determine color coding for each station, then purchase materials
   as required
4. Design trolley for empty bin holding location and train all staff how
   to use new system
5. Setup and label all bins with part no., qty, location and station
   number and then fill with correct qty of parts
6. Setup and train involved people about milkrun
7. Measure project savings and present to management
                                                                           27
Project Outcomes

Planned Improvements:
1. Reduced Work In Progress 80% (actual 83% reduction 576 to 98
   pieces)
2. Reduction in lead time to replenish parts 50% (actual 63%
   reduction 2 hours to 44 minutes)
3. Reduced space used by excess WIP and materials by 20%
   (actual 20% savings from 15 work stations to 12 work stations)
4. Cleaner and tidier work stations (See pictures)




                                                                    28
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            29
Project Outcomes

Before              After




                            30
Project Outcomes

Before              After




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Lean Improvement Case Study 3

  • 1. Change Without it, at best we remain the same, with it, comes the opportunity to improve!! Vative - Truly Innovative 21-Aug-09 1
  • 2. Previous Findings Findings of VSM/VSD start 2009 : Implement KANBAN for internal production processes feeding main line (Implemented) Controlled FIFO between processes (Implemented) Finished Goods supermarket may be able to reduce in size with the introduction of a new level planning system (Implemented) Investigate supermarket feasibility by 80/20 analysis (Completed) Reduce or eliminate batch building and move to single piece flow to reduce overall inventory (Implemented) Improve final testing cell utilization and procedure Optimize layout to group together logical work cell (Implemented) Reduce compressor defect rate The current process has an excellent Kanban system for store materials 2
  • 3. Action Plans - Production LBHC link Audit Date 14th January 2009 Functional Area Production Opportunity 1. Standardisation and consolidation of processes 2. Process orientation improvements to flow within work cells 3. Pull System implementation through production Other 4. Transparency of processes 5. Continuous Improvement circles 6. Associate involvement and empowerment Improvement idea 1. Implement 5S, conduct time studies and develop Standard Operating Procedures for main processes 2. Improved production material flow and consolidate logical process steps to form balanced work cells 3. Implement KANBAN for production area. Work towards single piece flow systems with FIFO between stations other 4. Implement Lean metrics, OEE monitoring and establish KPIs. Understand customer demands, set targets & monitor 5. Implement continuous improvement program and empower teams to improve without management 6. Provide vision planning and goals for business Timing for implementation 16/03/2009 to 12/08/2009 (5 months) Responsible person Vative - Steven Farrugia Approved by 3
  • 4. Project details Project commencement date: 16/03/2009 •80/20 analysis •Time studies and labour planning for all main production •CAD Layout of plant and layout planning for optimisation •Grouping of logical work cells and labour balancing •Implementation of SOPs throughout production main processes •Analysis of production Kanban system requirements •Training and implementation of complete Kanban System including 2 bin systems in production 4
  • 5. Lean Business Health Check Areas assessed were – Production and Associate Involvement Overall Audit Results Current Process Orientation Last Audit 100% Associate Involvement 80% Pull System and Empowerment 60% 40% 20% Continuous 0% Perfect Quality Improvement Transparent Processes Flexibility Standardization 5
  • 6. Health Check findings 1. Business processes are extremely flexible 2. Well established pull systems 3. Great process orientation 4. Some establish quality systems Further overall opportunities are: • Standardisation and consolidation of processes • Transparency of processes • Continuous Improvement circles • Associate involvement and empowerment LBHC link 6
  • 7. Total Project Savings Total project savings: • Reduced process time by 30.1% reduction (Target 10% reduction) • Reduction in Work In Progress by 83% 576 to 98 pieces (target 80% reduction) • Reduce lead time through production process by 92% from 31.2 days to 2.5 days (target 85% reduction) 7
  • 8. Project Teams The following teams implemented specific projects: Team 1A Production Team 1B Final Packaging Team 2A Stores 8
  • 9. Team 1A Production Colour Coded Kanban System Production/Assembly 9
  • 10. Project Scope and Objectives Opportunity Statement: Setup permanent work stations for each area Introduce a color code system for each work station Reduce Work In Progress inventory Reduce process times Reduce chance of missing tools Project helps (Quality, Cost & Delivery): Waiting times, Defects, Motion, Inventory & Space 10
  • 11. Project Steps Implementation Steps: 1. Plan layout of production work stations considering process flow 2. Remove all unwanted items from work areas using white tags 3. Arrange all work stations using color coding system 4. Work out what tools were needed for each station and order tools 5. Set up shadow boards for tools and color code tools to match stations 6. Assist in setting up 2 bin system for materials at each station 11
  • 12. Project Outcomes Planned Improvements: 1. Reduced process time by 10% (actual 30.1% reduction) 2. Reduction in Work In Progress by 50% (actual 83% reduction) 12
  • 18. Some Other Improvements Vacuum pump saving Innovation of shop floor to combine heat cell and cold tank assembly station utilizing existing vacuum pump and eliminating the need to buy a second vacuum pump. Saving = approx. $1500 Mobile Gluing Unit Innovation of shop floor to make the hot glue machine mobile to allow for flexibility and storage under workstation. This makes the unit easily accessible when it requires refilling. 18
  • 19. Team 1B Improved process layout Final Assembly & Packaging Area 19
  • 20. Project Scope and Objectives Opportunity Statement: Reduce packaging time Optimise packing flow and efficiency Optimise inventory qantities, locations and layout Project helps (Quality, Cost & Delivery): Waiting times, Motion, Inventory & Space 20
  • 21. Project Steps Implementation Steps: 1. Plan new layout 2. Relocate shelf and table 3. Optimise layout to support single piece flow 4. Shelf setup 5. Container dispense for systematic supply of parts 6. Container labelling and relocation 7. Floor marking and min/max levels 8. Implement 2 bin systems 9. Final modifications, measure savings and presentation 21
  • 22. Project Outcomes Planned Improvements: 1. Reduced process time by 39% (actual 58% reduction 13 to 6 min) 2. Reduction in travel disctance 15% (actual 75% reduction 53m to 13m) 3. Reduced time to restock supplies (Savings including in above) 22
  • 25. Team 2A Implement 2 Bin Production Supply System Stores 25
  • 26. Project Scope and Objectives Opportunity Statement: Reduce inventory in production areas Reduce lead time to supply parts Create milkrun replenishment system to eliminate waiting time for materials Project helps (Cost & Delivery): Waiting times, Overproduction, Motion, Inventory, transport & Space 26
  • 27. Project Steps Implementation Steps: 1. 80/20 analysis of parts supply from stores to production 2. Establish Bill Of Materials for each station and calculate replenishment qty for each part type for each station 3. According to calculations select appropriate bin sizes and determine color coding for each station, then purchase materials as required 4. Design trolley for empty bin holding location and train all staff how to use new system 5. Setup and label all bins with part no., qty, location and station number and then fill with correct qty of parts 6. Setup and train involved people about milkrun 7. Measure project savings and present to management 27
  • 28. Project Outcomes Planned Improvements: 1. Reduced Work In Progress 80% (actual 83% reduction 576 to 98 pieces) 2. Reduction in lead time to replenish parts 50% (actual 63% reduction 2 hours to 44 minutes) 3. Reduced space used by excess WIP and materials by 20% (actual 20% savings from 15 work stations to 12 work stations) 4. Cleaner and tidier work stations (See pictures) 28