Shopfloor Management (SFM) is a Lean approach to production management focused on process improvement at the source with involvement of all employees and team leaders. The base for SFM is measurable process data, so all management decisions can be based on real facts from the process. SFM involves all the levels of management thus communication is improved what results in better problem solving. Main components of SFM are:
- Visual management
- Genchi Genbutsu
- Problem solving
- Work based on PDCA cycle towards achievement of company vision
- Standardization
Transparent visualization of indicators and plan realization status helps to improve quality and effectiveness of management. Info Centres on the shopfloor provide the means to implement it. They should be clear and available. Frequent update of data in info centre should be organized in the way, that it not create a burden for employees and the data should be clear for everybody.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT US: MOBILE:+48 783 191 353 KONTAKT@E-OPEX.PL |
- Ability to consult with a trainer during the training and after the workshops
- The training conducted by experienced trainer
- Training completion certificate
- A set of training materials
- Additional training materials based on the individual needs of the trainee
- Username and password for the Client Zone allowing use of many additional materials
- Coffee breaks and lunch
After the training participants will be able to:
- Define Lean principles for production management
- Identify measures and indicators for visualization
- Use SFM tools in practice
DAY 1 |
FORM OF EXECUTION | ||
---|---|---|---|
Definition and benefits of Shopfloor Management. Implementation steps | lecture + discussion | ||
Diagnostic tools: Shopfloor Management Assessment, A day in a life of?, meeting management | lecture + discussion + examples | ||
Planning tools: production diary, coaching schedule, Tactical Implementation Plan | lecture + discussion + examples | ||
Implementation tools: info centre ? KPI visualization, workforce management, process control and confirmation (T-card), structured problem solving process | lecture + discussion + examples | ||
Implementation examples | discussion | ||
Training summary | discussion + feedback |