2014 They employ 303 employees They fill 5,000 bottles and cans every minute – that’s over 80 every second 42,000,000 They produce over 42 million cases of drinks every year Sidcup has SIX manufacturing lines Sidcup supplied the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games with Coca Cola products They are the only site in Great Britain to produce Powerade Coca‑Cola Enterprises Ltd makes, sells and distributes soft drinks for every occasion in Great Britain. They sell more than four billion bottles and cans in Britain every year. 50 Sidcup first began production in 1961 and celebrated its 50th anniversary year in 2011 YEAR ANNIVERSARY 2011 18 September 2014, Sidcup, Kent | 09.00–17.00 303 6 KEY FACTS about CCE, SIDCUP, KENT: To register your place please contact Events: Telephone 020 7401 6033 (Opt 3) or Email [email protected]
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2014
They employ 303 employees
They fill 5,000 bottles and cans every minute – that’s over 80 every second
42,000,000 They produce over 42 million cases of drinks every year
Sidcup has SIX manufacturing lines
Sidcup supplied the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games with Coca Cola products
They are the only site in Great Britain to produce Powerade
Coca‑Cola Enterprises Ltd makes, sells and distributes soft drinks for every occasion in Great Britain.
They sell more than four billion bottles and cans in Britain every year.
50Sidcup first began production in 1961 and celebrated its 50th anniversary year in 2011
YEAR ANNIVERSARY 2011
18 September 2014, Sidcup, Kent | 09.00–17.00
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KEY FACTS about CCE, SIDCUP, KENT:
To register your place please contact Events:Telephone 020 7401 6033 (Opt 3) or Email [email protected]
Who Should Attend:
Manufacturing leaders looking to benchmark themselves against a world leading site with outstanding line performance, operational excellence, Health & Safety and CRS
Health, Safety and Sustainability Managers seeking the insight and inspiration to take their site to the next level
Operational Excellence Managers who are exploring new and innovative ways to drive performance and maximise production
CCE make 97% of their products in GB, a fact they are proud to put on their cans and bottles.
– CCE
The Coca‑Cola Enterprises Ltd Ethos: Accountable: They do what they say they will do
Customer‑focused: They succeed only when they exceed the expectations of their customers
Team‑driven: They win as a team, and do it the right way
“Our goal is to create a workplace where people will be inspired to work as a team and to achieve their personal best performance every day.”
To register your place please contact Events:Telephone 020 7401 6033 (Opt 3) or Email [email protected]
Reaching a Foundation Level with Operational Excellence: Utilising the Power of Natural Variation
This practical workshop will introduce the CCE Foundations approach to stabilising performance.
The session will explore:
Daily and Weekly Operational Performance Management Including Lineview and Natural Variation
The presentation will cover:
Deep Dive Tour: World Class Quality and Safety – How?
The safety of the workforce at CCE Sidcup is of paramount importance and is at the top of the agenda in everything the company do. Over the last 5 years CCE’s Lost Time Accident rate has decreased from 1.75 in 2009 to 0 in 2013 through the dedicated work of everyone on the site focusing on safety when carrying out any job they do. The success of the safety program at Sidcup can be put down to the fact it is owned by everyone throughout the entire business, which empowers the individual to not only look after his or her safety but of their colleagues as well.
John Burton, Senior Manager Quality Environment Safety and Health CCE
Deep Dive Tour: Sustainability and CRS
Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability plays a fundamental role in day to day life at Sidcup. Over the years CCE have seen a number of initiatives that have supported both Energy and Water savings to this site. Since 2007 Sidcup have successfully delivered a waste water reduction of 71%, this is a significant reduction on the amount of water that is needed to produce a litre of finished goods. To support this they have also reduced their sites Carbon Emissions by 24% since 2009. These achievements were completed by engaging the workforce into supporting projects and initiatives on site. CCE also support their local community by working alongside the WWF and North West Kent Country Partnership in planned works on the River Cray that flows alongside this site. The works completed so far have delivered improvements in river water quality and improvements in its surrounding habitat. These initiatives are always supported by volunteers from the Sidcup team.
John Burton, Senior Manager Quality Environment Safety and Health CCE
The production planning process at CCE Sidcup
Daily and weekly production routines and how they drive performance and adherence to the production plan
The use of the CCE online line monitoring system – “Lineview”
The responsibility of each management level in delivering performance
Consistency of performance in a 24/7 production environment
Managing multiple priorities; production output vs product quality vs asset care vs GMP
Trevor Stacey, Senior Manager Operations, CCE
The creation of the Foundations model as an answer to reduce variability
The information and detail included within Foundations elements and how they are integrated into the site wide objective setting
Understanding how CCE’s “Brilliant Basics Routines” have driven performance and are now re-enforced through specific Foundations activity
The introduction of daily and weekly routines that are used to reduce variability and increase performance across all of the Sidcup manufacturing production lines
The combined auditing and reporting system, the frequency and level of review including the mechanism used to effect closure of actions
A gated approach to passing between Foundations, stabilise & improvement phases, the measurement of each stage including audit structure to support the process
Dean Mayhew, Senior Manager Operational Excellence, CCE
To register your place please contact Events:Telephone 020 7401 6033 (Opt 3) or Email [email protected]
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Registration - Tea & Coffee
Welcome & Health and Safety
Introductions and Expectations for the DayEva Lindsay, Event Manager, The Manufacturer
Introduction to CCETrevor Newman, Director, Supply Chain Operations, CCE Sidcup
PLANT TOUR
Networking Break and Questions
Deep Dive Tour: Sustainability and CRSJohn Burton, Senior Manager Quality Environment Safety and Health CCE
Driving Performance and Operational Management Using LineView 24 Hour View Strategic ViewTrevor Stacey, Senior Manager Operations, CCE
Lunch and Networking
Deep Dive Tour: Reaching a Foundation Level within Operation Excellence – Utilising the Power of Natural VariationDean Mayhew, Senior Manager Operational Excellence, CCE
Deep Dive Tour: World Class Quality and Safety – How?John Burton, Senior Manager Quality Environment Safety and Health CCE
Panel Discussion and Summary of Questions
Reflection and Feedback to Site TeamEva Lindsay, Event Manager, The Manufacturer
To register your place please contact Events:Telephone 020 7401 6033 (Opt 3) or Email [email protected]
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