Nachhaltige Produktivitätssteigerung durch Stabilisierung und ... · Nachhaltige...
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Sustainable Productivity Improvements
Nachhaltige Produktivitätssteigerungdurch Stabilisierung und kontinuierlichedurch Stabilisierung und kontinuierlicheVerbesserung von Fertigungs- und Logistikprozessen
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Sustainable Productivity Improvements
The System approach of BPSThe System approach of BPS
Current Ideal
Targets
Principles
situationIdeal
conditionElements
• Zero failure• One piece flowp• 100% value added
Waste free production
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Waste free production
Sustainable Productivity Improvements
System approach based on value stream designTarget 2007: reduce lead time from 3 to 1.2 days
R d t I t d P ll R d EPEI t 1 f
System approach based on value stream design
Reduce setup time from 10 to 4 min with Quick Change Over
Introduce Pull System with Kanban & Supermarket Implement Milkrun with
frequency 2x/h
Reduce EPEI to 1 for Leveled Production
Implement Standardized work & Reaction SystemsAnalyze
and xoxo
design value stream
A i i R ibl D SActivity Responsible DateImplement milkrun assembly
Reduce lot size assembly to …
Status……
……
…………
Generate implemen-tation plan
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Sustainable Productivity Improvements
From implementation to continuous improvementFrom implementation to continuous improvement
Implementation of elements is insufficient to achieve sustainable business results
TargetsBPS – elements result in standards which are highly visible on the work floor
Principles
Elements Standards enable team members and leaders to see abnormalities and fluctuation and react
Standardized work, quick setup, milkrun, levelling, … quickly with improvement activities
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How can standards lead to continuous improvement? (1)
Sustainable Productivity Improvements
Standardized work on production lineCyclic operator movement, defined inventory A FA F
How can standards lead to continuous improvement? (1)
y p yDefined cycle times (man, machine)
… resulting in high transparency on the lineWhat keeps the operator from working consistently to standard ?
B
C DEB
C DE
y
Cyclic material supplyCyclic material supply routesDefined timing of milk runs
AB E
FAB E
Fg
Defined inventory (min/max) in locations….resulting in high transparency in material supply
What keeps the material handler from working consistently to standard ?
BC D
EBC D
E
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Quick Change overDefined movement of setters, location of toolsDefined internal/external setup times
AB
C DEFA
BC D
EF
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How can standards lead to continuous improvement? (2)
Sustainable Productivity Improvements
How can standards lead to continuous improvement? (2)
LevelingRepetitive production sequence
production plan inventoryA B
Repetitive production sequence Leveled VolumeDefined finished goods Inventory, withinmin/max – limits
A A B B A
production plan
B B B B B
mo tu we th fr
Ø
mo tu we th fr
inventory
lot size
production
production
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What keeps manufacturing and logistics to run according to the defined standard ?
A A A A A
mo tu we th fr
Ø
mo tu we th fr
mix
Supermarket, KanbanFixed inventory positions in supermarketMin/max – Inventory limits Montage
Clear address and quantity on Kanban card…..
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Problem solving leads to continuous improvementSustainable Productivity Improvements
Problem solving leads to continuous improvement
Solve
Standard (inter-mediate target)Problems
Expose
Reality (actual condition)
* Source „Mike Rother“
Expose
Standard
Performance It is easy to set a standard (Milk run, Kanban, Work std., …)
time
But it is Hard Work !! to achieve a standardActual
Performance
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Continuous Improvement at Bosch (CIP)Sustainable Productivity Improvements
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System-CIP: TOP DOWN planning of Targets and projects based on Value Stream Design ( Alignment, Periodically)
Set new standardPerformance
High Stability reached Time
Point-CIP: Daily bottom up activities to stabilize and improve processes ( Speed, Daily)
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Standardized work in the „Real World“Sustainable Productivity Improvements
„Wait on material
Cycle timeFixture problems
A
B E
FAA
BB EE
FF1
3
Standard
Reality
Output
C DCC DD
Standard
Cycles
Excess walking Cycles
If problem solving capability is insufficient,
• standardized work can not be developed,Challenge:
D l l d t• leveling will fail,
• pull System will not be effective…..
sustainable results cannot be achieved !
Develop leaders to perform and guide team members in practical problem solving activities
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sustainable results cannot be achieved ! p g
Where do we start? Analyzing the current value
Sustainable Productivity Improvements
Where do we start? Analyzing the current value stream…
Value stream analysis reveals many opportunities to reduce lead time, but:
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• so many activities, what is priority?
• mainly working with averageHeader of section numbers. Fluctuations are notaddressed systematically
• constant workflow (standards) not achieved, leading to insufficient cost reduction and frustration of team members
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Where do we start? – Leveling is key!!
Sustainable Productivity Improvements
Where do we start? Leveling is key!!
Start improvement activities on process next to
IMS4
LOG
Fertg steuereron process next to customer (pacemaker) !
• pacemaker process isconnecting all processes
77.000 Kunden
Kundentakt sec/St3,7
Abholfrequenz /Tag
Zulieferer
600
Fertigungs-steuerung
Fertg.-steuerer Vorfertigung
Fertigungsplan mit Linienbelegung Kommutatorlager
KT sec2,1pct sec1,6OEE %84
Anzahl MAE1Anzahl MA /Sch Teamleiter
Werkstatt-Lieferplan
connecting all processesfrom suppliers, fabricationwith customers
• pacemaker stability is key
46415.000
Abholfrequenz /Tag
Endmontage D1
KT sec3,7
pct sec3,0
Planetengetriebe
KT sec
Versand
Zykluszeit secValue
Anzahl MA / Sch.4
2089.600 1.500Restmengen
Teamleiter2,3
pct sec4,8OEE %70
Anzahl MAE3Anzahl MA /Sch
Polgehäuse
KT sec3,8pct sec4,0OEE %79
Anzahl MAE2Anzahl MA /Sch3
Fertigungs-reihenfolge D1
V dStoffeingangpacemaker stability is keyto achieve cost reductionsin the value stream
• without pacemaker stability
OEE %74,1
Umpacken
Zykluszeit sec
Anzahl MA1
Schichten
Taktzeit sec3,6Anzahl MA15Schichten3
OEE %Anzahl MAE
Anzahl MAE 1
Anzahl MA 15
Schichten 3OEE %
Anzahl MAE
168
Ankerfertigung
KT sec2,5pct sec11,4OEE %75
Anzahl MAE7Anzahl MA /Sch
Ankerwelle
4.800
67.000
Versand17.800
Stoffeingang
345.000 .301.000
p yimprovements will not beeffective (system collapse)
Create stable (leveled) condition on pacemaker process first!
Start here
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Create stable (leveled) condition on pacemaker process first!
Sustainable Productivity Improvements
Summary: Improvement never stops!
Intention of BPS-Elements is to set highly visible standards (target
Summary: Improvement never stops!
g y ( gconditions) as base for continuous improvement activities.
Continuous reduction of fluctuations is key for sustainable improvementsContinuous reduction of fluctuations is key for sustainable improvements enabling constant workload for team members and machines (no waiting time, no overburden, less confusion) resulting in high quality and productivity.
Challenge is to enable leaders to set and communicate appropriate target conditions and to guide team members through the problem solving process. Beside training activities experienced coaches are necessary to developBeside training activities experienced coaches are necessary to develop those capabilities in practical applications.
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