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Overview of lean
manufacturing for machine shops
- Historical
background
- Key principles
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Analysis techniques
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Product-Quantity analysis
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Takt time analysis
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Materials and information flow mapping
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Shop floor observation techniques
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Analysis of warehouse storage and retrieval operations
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Cell design
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Examples of cells
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Machining process
development
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Target
automation level
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Process
design, cutting tools and parameters as speed and feed
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Alternatives
of process combination and machines selection
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Cell capacity
analysis
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Layout based on
material flows and people movements, and layout review techniques
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Operator job
design through work combination charts
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Use as an
analysis tool
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Use as a
communication/instruction tool
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Cell teams
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Performance
monitoring
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Machine movements
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Finishing a cell
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Operator
instruction sheets
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Setup time reduction
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Motivation: Use of
quick changeovers in production planning
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Project
organization
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In-Out-Loss
analysis
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Generation and
analysis of improvement ideas
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Examples of
improvement ideas
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Quality
improvement due to setup time reduction
Homework: Case study of allocating
work between old and new machines with overlapping capabilities
Day 2
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Equipment selection and automation
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Example: 5-axis machining center versus 3-axis machine with
progressive fixture
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Example: Allocating work among machines with overlapping
capabilities
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Machines for rate work versus response work
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The seven steps of automation
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What to do about legacy automated systems
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Cost-justification for new machine acquisition
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Maintenance
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Characteristics of maintenance activities
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Content of maintenance work and its evolution
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Maintenance organization
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All employee involvement from 5S to TPM
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Quality management
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Compliance with
standards versus quality improvement
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Positioning of
statistical methods, one-piece flow and mistake-proofing
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Mistake-proofing
examples from daily life and the shop floor
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Organization of
inspection and test operations
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ERP
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From MRP to ERP
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Using ERP systems in a JIT/flow manufacturing environment
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Production planning
and scheduling
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Takt-driven
production and leveled sequencing
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Machine shop
production planning and scheduling
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Timetables
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Role and function
of "Production Planning”