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Lean manufacturing helps to provide more value for the customers at a lower cost and shorter time. Lean manufacturing cuts the extra steps between the customer order and delivering the product, resulting in faster delivery and less waste. Lean manufacturing training teaches you how to continuously seek out for waste resources and once they are found, how to eliminate them throughout the entire enterprise and chain value. Every business activity is considered an operation system. Therefore, the concept of cutting out wastes can be applied to any activity in order to accomplish a greater performance.
Organizations that focus on lean manufacturing understand customer value and focus key processes to continuously increase it. The ultimate goal is to provide perfect value to the customer through a perfect value creation process that has zero waste.
A lean manufacturing approach should take management from optimizing separate technologies, assets, and vertical departments to optimizing the flow of products and services through entire value streams that flow horizontally across technologies, assets and departments to customers. Eliminating waste along entire value streams, instead of at isolated points, creates processes that need less human effort, less space, less capital, and less time to make products and services at far less costs and with much fewer defects, compared with traditional business systems. Organizations are then in a position to better respond to changing customer desires with high variety, high quality, low cost, and with very fast throughput times.
This 3-day B. Khebra’s Lean manufacturing training program covers the concepts and techniques of Lean and Lean Management and that how you can apply those in your own business, it also provides both strategic and practical insights into:
System performance
Identifying the sources of waste and eliminating them
Eliminating sources of variability
In-depth understanding and applying of the fundamentals of operations management
Upon successful completion of this course, the delegates will be able to:
Understand the logic and concepts behind lean manufacturing
Apply core tools of lean manufacturing in their business
Adjust the techniques of lean manufacturing to their specific needs
Value stream map the existing situation of their knowledge and resources flow through the chain of value
Determine the sources of waste
Identify the waste root causes in the value stream
Derive a state vision for the future of their systems through Kaisens to remove the sources of waste by determining fresh paths to accomplish a non-stop flow through production units
Effectively lead the lean initiatives
Articulate different Lean tools and methods
Understand Lean Metrics and Maturity Matrix
Manufacturing and production engineers
Manufacturing and production supervisors and managers
Plant managers
Purchasing personnel
Supply chain personnel
Quality control team
R&D personnel
Project managers and maintenance managers
B. Khebra’s Industrial Consultant Management Team believe that learning is not only about acquiring technical skills, it is also about learning behaviors & Competencies that are desirable for work in plant operation and maintenance critical dimensions. Our holistic teaching develops our delegates' personal effectiveness to function both as an individual and as a team player. The course delivery & modes of instruction will incorporate theory and practical skills sessions.
To enhance learning outcomes, theory sessions will comprise classroom-based lecture that will intersperse with interactive discussions, scenario-based, case-study, group work, video clips, power point slides, learners' Guide and the application of various tools which will be provided to help in the delegates and participants of the learning’s. With successful implementation of the learnt skills, they are bound to enhance Individual & Organizational growth.
Definition of lean manufacturing
Lean definition
Lean Management definition
Historical origin of lean manufacturing
Types of waste
Lean Leadership
What is TPS
Lean Services, Goals and Strategies
Lean implementation
Lean Management System
Lean journey
Lean roots
Lean benefits
Lean impact on cash flow
Potential increase in revenue
Lean challenges and difficulties
TYPES OF WASTE:
Transportation
Inventory
Motion
Waiting
Over production
Defects
Underutilized skills
Wrong automation
Wrong metrics
LEAN SYSTEM DESIGN:
Value Stream Mapping
Design of pull
Factory layout
The physics of Lean
Build to order
SUPPORTING LEAN TOOLS & METHODS:
Cell assessment & design
Implementing Kaizen Bursts
Material handling
Designing standardized work
Lean rapid plant evaluation
LEAN TOOLS:
5S plus one
Value stream mapping
Kaizen
Kaizen Blitz
Seiri
Seiton
Seiso
Seiketsu
Safety
Takt
Jidoka
Kanban
Mistake proofing (Poka Yoke)
SMED
LEAN MANAGEMENT LEAN METRICS:
FPY & RTY
Inventory days
Schedule adhere execution
Lean accounting
LEAN MATURITY METRICS:
Evaluation process
Evaluation standards
Lean Maturity levels
OVERVIEW OF OTHER LEAN TECHNIQUES:
Lean in service
Lean in office
Theory of constraints
Quick response manufacturing
Physics of factory
Six Sigma
LEADERSHIP & TEAM MANAGEMENT TOOLS & METHODS:
Integrating Six Sigma in Lean systems
Leading the change to Lean
Accounting for Lean Manufacturing
Developing & leading team works
TONEX HANDS-ON WORKSHOP SAMPLE:
Bringing in a project from your own organization or using a real case study that our instructors will provide
Identifying the sources of waste
Eliminating wastes process
Evaluating the process and how effective it was
Applying the Lean tools and methods learned during the course
Comparing how your Lean process affected the costs, timing, and quality of the products with those before the Lean implementation
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