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In my time spent onsite with the customer implementing PFEP (Plan-For-Every-Part) and advanced material flow techniques, I often was pulled into other projects. One of these projects was an effort …
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This is a rare post on assembly engineering, dealing with the layout of subasembly cells for a mixed-flow line. This is the red meat of Lean, ignored in most of the English-language literature on the subject. Kudos to Kelcy Monday for getting involved.
Reading this, I can’t help but thinking of many issues I would have handled differently, but I have not seen the product of the shop floor. In any case, this is the right opportunity to work on, with order-of-magnitude performance improvements at stake, as opposed to the 5% others might have nibbled by applying 5S on the old layout.
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Jan 24 2013
Increasing Subassembly Productivity
See on Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
This is a rare post on assembly engineering, dealing with the layout of subasembly cells for a mixed-flow line. This is the red meat of Lean, ignored in most of the English-language literature on the subject. Kudos to Kelcy Monday for getting involved.
Reading this, I can’t help but thinking of many issues I would have handled differently, but I have not seen the product of the shop floor. In any case, this is the right opportunity to work on, with order-of-magnitude performance improvements at stake, as opposed to the 5% others might have nibbled by applying 5S on the old layout.
See on leanlogisticsblog.leancor.com
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