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GOUBERGEN P&M gcv conducts SMED IN HOUSE trainings for its customers.
We use a six-day practical training concept format during which
we introduce a proven trainingprogram intended for all individuals
involved in the change-over and the adjustment of production equipment.
Operators, machine-setters, foremen, repair and maintenance personnel
are trained in the practical application of the SMED-method during
5 days (30% theory - 70% practice). The 6th day is a follow-up session
for implementation.
The
investment in such a trainingproject can be earned back several
times, due to the fact that during the training the change-over
time of one of the company's own machines will be reduced.
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Advantages
of Set-Up Reduction
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Reduction of change-over costs
- Production
of smaller lotsizes combined with an increased number
of change-overs
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Trial-runs are minimized or even become superfluous
- Urgent
orders can be quickly produced
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Improved productivity (increased efficiency, less
waste, less machinedefects)
- Set-Up
becomes easy, no special skills are needed
- Reduction
or elimination of intermediate inventory
- Improved
flexibility
- Reduction
of inventory costs
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The
objective of the training is two-fold:
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Learning the SMED-method and additional analysis techniques
- Practical
application of the acquired knowledge to a production
resource designated by the management
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The
final outcome of the training is a report with
improvement proposals presented to the management
by the trainees. After the training the participants
are able to execute analogous SMED-projects within
their own working-area provided they are supported
by their direct supervisors.
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In
general the group is composed of the following:
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Operators - Machine-setters
- Groupleaders,
teamleaders, supervisors, foremen
- Technical
and maintenance personnel
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DAY
1
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Introduction by the management concerning the
necessity for change-over time reduction in
the company
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Introductory lecture: why you should reduce
change-over times
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The SMED-method
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The MULTI-ACTIVITY diagram
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Making the MULTI-ACTIVITY diagram of the change-over
of the total production-line
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Selecting a particular machine change-over to
concentrate on, a video recording will be made
of the current change-over process
DAY
2
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Analysis of the video recording
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Introduction to PARETO-analysis
- Dividing
the change-over activities into the basic activities
and performing a Pareto-analysis
DAY
3
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Separation of the change-over activities into
"on-line" (internal) and "off-line" (external)
- Conducting
a Pareto-analysis of the most time-consuming
basic activities and interpreting the results
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Evaluating alternative fasteners and adjustment
tools
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Critical investigation of the working method
(method study)
DAY
4
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Identifying the bottlenecks needing improvement
and setting priorities based on the results
of the different analyses
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Improvement tips for change-over time reduction
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Generating improvement proposals
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For each proposal indicating: the advantages,
the change-over reduction, the implementation
timeframe (short, medium or long term)
- Working
out the improved change-over method based on
the improvement proposals
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Determining the new change-over time (standard
time)
- Updating
the multi-activity diagram and determining the
next machine for machine-time reduction
DAY
5
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Work instruction sheets
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Based on the new change-over method generating
a change-over instruction sheet
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Costs/benefits calculation
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Developing the implementation plan
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Composing the final report
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Presentation of the final report to the management
DAY
6
(after 6 months)
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Follow-up on the implementation of the different
proposals
- Presentation
by the team of the implemented improvements
and results
- Presentation
of a complete analysis of the current change-over
method
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