"While it is a given that most Lean companies adopt methods to standardize cyclical activities, they often fail to apply the same rigor to noncyclical work, believing that it cannot be measured. Standardized Work for Noncyclical Processes cuts to the core of this mistaken belief and shows you how to measure nonrepeating job processes and eliminate waste associated with noncyclical activities.
Taking a hands-on approach reflective of his time as an operator on the line, Joseph Niederstadt lays out the methods he has instituted successfully in more than 30 factories around the world. He defines and details a proven process for building consistent quality products at reduced costs, and includes coverage of activities involving multiple machine job setters, maintenance, stockers, and quality auditors. When implemented correctly this method can help you increase utilization to 85 percent through intelligent data collection.
Presenting a wealth of process charts and visual reference tools, the book illustrates how to:
Identify abnormalities and waste Foster teamwork and knowledge sharing Promote a safe work environment Ensure a balanced workload Establish a baseline for continuous improvements
Throughout the text, the author references blank forms and offers numerous examples of what the forms should look like when populated with the proper data. The downloadable resources include e-versions of all the forms, as well as color versions of images found in the text.
""Where there is no standard, there is no improvement.""—Taichi Ohno, Toyota"
By:
Joseph Niederstadt
Imprint: CRC Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions:
Height: 254mm,
Width: 178mm,
Weight: 453g
ISBN: 9781138464230
ISBN 10: 1138464236
Pages: 114
Publication Date: 07 February 2018
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
,
Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Benefits and Prerequisites. The Benefits. Four Prerequisites. Identifying the Current Work Categories. Getting Started. Completed Examples for Your Reference. Identifying Nonvalue Add But Necessary and Nonvalue Add. Defining the Nonvalue Add But Necessary (NVA Necessary) and Nonvalue Add (NVA) for Noncyclic Work. Qualifying Work Categories. Completed Examples for Reference. Completed Forms. Collecting and Collating Data. Collecting the Data. Populating the Individual and Group Yamazumi. Individual Yamazumi. Completed Examples. The Group Graph. Sustaining Improvements and Tools for Making Improvements. Sustaining. Tools for Creating Continuous Improvements. Shipping and Receiving Windows. Route Maps, Pick Up, Delivery Instructions, Visual Aids. The accompanying CD includes electronic copiesof the forms discussed in the text aswell ascolor versions ofimagesin the book.
