Onsite SMED Kaizen Event
Two Days to Faster Setups
This intensive two-day Setup-Reduction Kaizen Event (blitz) generates order-of-magnitude improvements in setup time and setup cost. The immediacy and urgency of this session changes paradigms, generates enthusiasm and brings rapid, low-cost solutions.
Setup Reduction or SMED is the key to small batches, fast response, quality, and Kanban production control in many situations.
Format | Onsite Workshop | Who Should Attend? |
Time | 2-Day |
Setup Operators Production Operators Supervisors Engineers Schedulers Managers |
Cost | $5500 (Includes Travel) | |
Participants | 5-16 | |
Next Step | Call us at 816-931-1414 |
Videotape & Prepare-Strategos helps identify a setup and client videotapes it. Preparations are made and resources such as Maintenance, Engineering and Tool Room are reserved. Team members are assigned.
Train- Four hours of training prepares the teams with tools and techniques for analysis.
Analyze- Teams analyze videotapes and plan improvements.
5-S- Teams execute 5-S techniques to clean, paint, arrange and organize the equipment and the area.
Modify, Repair & Build- Repairs and changes to equipment and tooling are made. Fixtures, racks and carts are built. Maintenance and Tool Room personnel may work into the night.
Practice- Teams practice setups & videotape improvements.
Standardize- Some team members practice; others document the setup.
Follow-Up- Some improvements must be left for later. These are documented. Your Strategos advisor continues support via phone and email.
About Five dramatic benefits from SMED.
A structured Four-Step process for streamlining changeovers.
Dozens of specific ideas to improve setups.
How to overcoming the deadly effect of poor housekeeping.
How to eliminate adjustments--the most time-consuming and frustrating part of setup.
Using teams to changeover large, complex equipment.
1. The Importance of Setup Reduction
Optimum Lot Sizing
Consistency
2. The Four Phases
Organization, Maintenance & Housekeeping
Converting Internal Elements To External
Improving Elements
Eliminating Adjustments
3. Documenting Current Practice
Using Videotape
Process Charting & Multi-Task Charting
4. Improving The Setup
Specific Techniques for Various Industries
Brainstorming
Analyzing The Tapes & Charts
5. Implementing Your Program
Establishing Metrics
Setting Priorities
Training
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PUB FEB 2016 |