WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM THE LEAN OVERVIEW WITH SIMULATION?
This interactive workshop combines comprehensive classroom instruction with simulation of a production facility. The basic concepts of Lean manufacturing and the tools and methodology necessary to implement “lean” on the shop floor are demonstrated. Participants assume the role of production workers, applying lean tools to their individual workspaces and the entire product line. This learn-do technique, over three “shifts”, illustrates cause and effect relationships for each of the lean tools presented.
Participants review methodology and lessons learned from previous shifts, deciding what and how to implement while working with realistic constraints such as available resources, cash flow, and resistance to change.
BENEFIT FROM HANDS-ON FACTORY SIMULATION
Following the Lean Manufacturing Overview and Simulation, participants will have learned several new techniques to aid you in the Lean transformation on-site. You’ll be able to:
- Differentiate between a “push” and a “pull” system
- Identify the eight (8) wastes that must be eliminated to make the manufacturing processes Lean
- Explain how those wastes reduce company profits
- Understand the functions of a Kanban system
- Make more effective use of the employee’s time following waste elimination
AGENDA
- 8:00 AM -Traditional Manufacturing & 8 Wastes
- 9:00AM – Round 1 – Traditional Manufacturing Simulation Workplace Organization (5S)
- 10:00AM – 5S System, Visual Controls, Standardized Work, Plant Layout, Point of Use Storage, Batch Size Reduction, Quick Changeover
- 11:30AM – Round 2 – Applying Basic Lean Tools
- 12:00PM – Break – Lunch
- 12:30PM – Teams, Quality at the Source, Cellular Manufacturing, Pull Systems, Total Productive Maintenance
- 2:00PM – Round 3 – Applying Intermediate Lean Tools
- 3:00PM – Wrap-up
Cost: $350 per person
Upon successful completion of this class, participants will receive a certificate of completion.
Cancellations made within seven (7) days of the program start date, or failure to inform IMEC of cancellation may result in up to 50% of the invoiced attendance fee.
