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Lean Manufacturing For Lean Times 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 1 Lean Manufacturing Principal Thrust: The Total Elimination of Waste Result: Continuous Improvement 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 2 A Simple Definition Deliver the most value from your customers perspective while consuming the fewest resources. Or Do more and more with less and less -Womack, James P. & Daniel T. Jones. Lean Thinking. Simon & Schuster, 1996 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 3 TPS Toyota Production System Just-In-Time (Materials needed, when needed, and in the quantity needed) -Shortened lead time -Reduced operations other than processing -Reduced inventory -Obtaining a balance between processes -Problems become clear Autonomation (Automation with Human Touch) -Problems become clear, solutions are found and implemented -Quality assurance -Heightened sense of need for improvement -Accepting challenge for a higher level -Management centered on controlling abnormalities 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 4 TPS The Minus-Cost Principle Traditional formula: Cost + Profit = Selling Price Minus-Cost formula: Market Price - Cost = Profit Manufacturers Can No Longer Control Margins by Increasing Selling Price 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 5 TPS The Ultimate Response to Demand Is Production To Order The requirements of production to order: -High diversity -Low-quantity production -Quick delivery -Load fluctuation handling Make What You Sold, Not What You Plan To Sell 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 6 What no one tells you about Lean 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 7 HO-HUM! Why Doesn’t Everyone Do This? • Easy to Agree With • Hard To Do Why Is It So Hard? 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 8 All Our Current Processes Are Built for Batch • Forecasting systems • Factory layouts and equipment base • Computer programs/systems • Accounting systems Accounting and Computer Systems are Biggest Hurdles 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 9 Lean is not Some Manufacturing Thing • Not just an element of strategy • Cannot be delegated down in the organization - without first removing the barriers – – – – Make the month Absorption accounting MRP and other computer systems Direct to indirect employee measurements • Try it bottoms up - never works 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 10 Lean Priorities Quotes/Order Entry 2 Application Engineering Planning/Scheduling 4 Purchasing Receiving IT Material Stores Legal Production Finance 1 Warehousing Internal Controls Shipping Human Resources Logistics Environmental Invoicing Regulatory Compliance Collection Internal Support External & Future Customer Relations Vendors Marketing Sales Advertising R&D 5 3 Returns-Credits-Deductions 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 11 LEAN PRIORITIES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. One Piece Flow Set-Up Reduction Quality at the Source Equipment Performance(TPM) Standard Work Shorten Demand Horizon Make Every Product Every Day Pull System 2009 Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 12 THE RETURN •Shorter Lead Times •Reduction of Defects •Better Service To Customers •Increased Inventories Turnover •Greater Control of Expenses •Reduction of Expenses •Additional Capacity •Alternative to2009Investment Lean Ideas, All Rights Reserved 13