Manufacturing Process Improvement

356EM Coventry University

356EM Coventry University


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Crée / Actualisé 26.04.2016 / 26.04.2016
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TQM Tools

  • Quality assurance system
  • SPC
  • Quality costs
  • QFD
  • TPM

Process improvement tools (also TQM tools)

  • Pareto
  • Cause and effect
  • Process flow charts
  • Scatter diagrams
  • Control charts

Figure: Road to Quality Management

Yamazumi Board

  • Visual tool to line-balancing
  • Allows to assign tasks to worksations
  • Each process should be broken down into small manageable steps that can be timed and compared to the takt time

--> Used wiht RPW

SMED

Single Minute Exchange of Die

  • Aims to reduce set up times to single minutes
  • To enable high frequency of changeovers

Why reduce set up times?

TO:

  • Reduce batch  size --> Reduce lead times --> Reduce inventory

NOT TO:

  • Produce more produts
  • Reduce total set up costs

SMED - Definitions

  • Element
  • Internal Element
  • External Element

Element = Clearly defined task

Internal Element = Task which can oly take place when the machine is stopped

External Element = Task which can be carried out at any time

 

TQM principles

  • Agreed Customer Requirements
  • Understand and improve supply chain
  • Do the right things
  • Do things right first time
  • Measure for success
  • Continuous improvements is the goal
  • Management must lead
  • Training is essential
  • Communicate more effectively
  • Recognise successful involvement

TQM Principles

Do the right things

Some activites add cost but not value to what you do:

  • counting
  • moving things around
  • searching for things
  • handling customer complaints
  • retyping a letter
  • inspecting

The Need for TQM

  • Customer demand quality
  • Quality enables cost reduction
  • Depend on quality of supply from other organisation
  • Future of company depends on quality

Is applicable to every organisation

TQM helps companies to:

  • Focus clearly on the needs of their markets
  • Achieve a top quality performance in all areas, not just in product or service quality
  • Operate the simple procedures necessary for the achievement of quality performance
  • Develop supply chain links, develop internal and external suppliers
  • Critically and continually examine all processes to remove non--productive activites and wastes
  • Develop a effective competitive strategy
  • Never ending improvements