Toyota Production System
As per Fujio Cho
We get brilliant results from average people managing brilliant processes – while our
competitors get average or worse results from brilliant people managing broken processes.
Introduction to World Class Manufacturing
Introduced by: Hayes and Wheelwright; Year 1984
Use of best practices -> Superior performance
World Class -> Best in class
Based on Kaizen
Focus on: - Zero breakdown = High Reliability
Zero defects = High Quality
Zero accident = Low waste
Fundamental strategy of WCM
Innovation: -
1. Top down approach
2. Large investments
3. Movement in Vertical direction -> Meeting needs of market & functional areas
Kaizen: -
1. Continuous improvement
2. Gradual
3. Movement in Horizontal direction -> Daily improvements
Characteristics of WCM
0 100%
Zero accident
Zero breakdown
Zero defects
Zero scrap
Voice of customer is heard till last level
Continuous improvement via loss eradication People drive change
No type of waste. Motivating environment
Methods of improvement are applied strictly All faults are visible
Introduction to Toyota Production System
Originated from Japan.
High level of operational performance.
Focus on tools < Focus on team
Consistent leadership.
Invest more time in doing and less in analyzing.
Reason for success: Deeper business philosophy based on its understanding of people and
human motivation.
4 P model of Toyota Production System
Problem Solving
People and Partners
Process
Philosophy
Important tools of Toyota Production System
JIT
Kaizen
Jidoka
One piece flow
TPS + Lean System
Running the machines at optimal throughput level to: -
1. Avoid wastage due to overproduction
2. Avoid large volume of inventory
3. Remain unaffected by demand fluctuation
4. To reduce irregular working hours.
Competitors of Toyota
Ford
General Motors
Volkswagen
Nissan
Honda
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Toyota production system

  • 1.
    Toyota Production System Asper Fujio Cho We get brilliant results from average people managing brilliant processes – while our competitors get average or worse results from brilliant people managing broken processes.
  • 2.
    Introduction to WorldClass Manufacturing Introduced by: Hayes and Wheelwright; Year 1984 Use of best practices -> Superior performance World Class -> Best in class Based on Kaizen Focus on: - Zero breakdown = High Reliability Zero defects = High Quality Zero accident = Low waste
  • 3.
    Fundamental strategy ofWCM Innovation: - 1. Top down approach 2. Large investments 3. Movement in Vertical direction -> Meeting needs of market & functional areas Kaizen: - 1. Continuous improvement 2. Gradual 3. Movement in Horizontal direction -> Daily improvements
  • 4.
    Characteristics of WCM 0100% Zero accident Zero breakdown Zero defects Zero scrap Voice of customer is heard till last level Continuous improvement via loss eradication People drive change No type of waste. Motivating environment Methods of improvement are applied strictly All faults are visible
  • 6.
    Introduction to ToyotaProduction System Originated from Japan. High level of operational performance. Focus on tools < Focus on team Consistent leadership. Invest more time in doing and less in analyzing. Reason for success: Deeper business philosophy based on its understanding of people and human motivation.
  • 7.
    4 P modelof Toyota Production System Problem Solving People and Partners Process Philosophy
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    Important tools ofToyota Production System JIT Kaizen Jidoka One piece flow
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    TPS + LeanSystem Running the machines at optimal throughput level to: - 1. Avoid wastage due to overproduction 2. Avoid large volume of inventory 3. Remain unaffected by demand fluctuation 4. To reduce irregular working hours.
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    Competitors of Toyota Ford GeneralMotors Volkswagen Nissan Honda
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