Design, Implementation and Operation
In this practical, real-life workshop participants learn to design and implement kanban scheduling systems that are simple and effective. The seminar includes step-by-step procedures, simulation games and exercises. In a class project, learning teams apply their new knowledge and design a system for a part of their own factory.
Format | Onsite Workshop | Online | Who Should Attend? |
Time | 2-Day | 2-4 Wks |
Managers Engineers Production Supervisors Operators Production Schedulers |
Cost | $5700 (Includes Travel) | $4700 | |
Participants | 5-40 | 5-20 | |
Next Step | Call us at 816-931-1414 |
What is production scheduling and why this is important?
The essential elements of Kanban systems and why they need to be well-thought-out.
About Six Basic Methods of production scheduling and how each works in different situations.
Where Kanban systems work best and where to use other methods.
Working with your colleagues, you will develop a Kanban system for part of your own operation.
Operate a system firsthand using the Kanban Simulation Game and learn the practical skills of daily operation and scheduling.
The Ten Steps of system design and how the lead to a smoothly functioning Kanban system.
How to analyze supply and demand requirements for minimal inventory and maximum performance.
About Kanban Signals and how to use them for scheduling.
How to select the best containers that protect contents and make stock status visible.
Three methods to determine proper Kanban quantity for minimum inventory & minimal stockouts.
How to integrate with an existing MRP/ ERP system for a smoothly functioning schedule.
How to setup suppliers and help both parties.
1. Production Scheduling & Control
What Is Production Scheduling?
Six Basic Methods
Selecting A Team Project From Your Factory
Using Process Maps (Exercise)
Operating A Kanban System (Simulation Game)
2. Designing The Kanban System
Demand & Supply Analysis
Signaling
Establishing Stockpoints
Selecting Containers
Estimating Kanban Quantities
Textbook Exercise
Examples
Team Project Work
3. Practical Applications
Special Situations
Suppliers & Kanban
Team Projects
4. Implementing Kanban
Guidelines
Integration With MRP/ERP
More Examples
Participant Projects
4. Implementing Kanban
Guidelines
Integration With MRP/ERP
More Examples
Participant Projects
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PUB FEB 2016 |