The Toyota Production System (TPS) was a development credited to the Toyota Motor Corporation. Many other companies have adopted this system in Japan and worldwide. A “means to goals” approach is essential for the implementation order of Toyota Production System’s steps towards continuous implementation. The reduction of costs that is brought about by waste elimination is the prime goal of TPS. A quick and flexible change to current market situations by production systems will lead to reduction of costs. The JIT concept is the means by which this is achieved, and by producing the right products in the right quantities and on time. Toyota Introduced the Kanban system to manage the JIT concepts. Numerous activities are however, required to be set up for the Kanban System to function.
This course will guide you through the Lean Production System by covering value stream mapping, shop floor control system, time motion study, line balancing, capacity sheet, work combination table, standardized work chart, SMED and Poka-Yoke (mistake proofing). Why It Is Needed
Total reduction or elimination of waste in the company’s processes
Maximizing the exploitation of potential or all resources ranging from manpower, processes, spaces, materials and activities
A high level of efficiency in low volume production
Benefits
A reduction in company inventory
Minimizing the lead time; the period of time between ordering for materials and their delivery
Flexible reactions to consumer demand trends and allow for necessary changes
Takeaway Value
Workload visualization
Carry out periodic time and motion studies in production lines
Conduct activities that will lead to improvements.
The reduction of costs that is brought about by waste elimination is the prime goal of TPS. A quick and flexible change to current market situations by production systems will lead to reduction of costs. The JIT concept is the means by which this is achieved, and by producing the right products in the right quantities and on time. Toyota Introduced the Kanban system to manage the JIT concepts. Numerous activities are however, required to be set up for the Kanban System to function.
This course will guide you through the Lean Production System by covering value stream mapping, shop floor control system, time motion study, line balancing, capacity sheet, work combination table, standardized work chart, SMED and Poka-Yoke (mistake proofing). Why It Is Needed