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    Just-in-Time SystemsJust-in-Time Systems

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    Topics to be CoveredTopics to be Covered

    Review of JIT & WasteObjectives of JIT

    JIT Principles

    Characteristics of jit

    Benefit

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    What is JIT?What is JIT?

    a corporate system designed toproduce output within the minimum

    lead time and at the lowest total cost bycontinuously identifying and eliminatingall forms of corporate waste andvariance.

    a corporate strategy

    a philosophy

    Focus of JIT:

    variance & waste

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    Seven Basic Types ofSeven Basic Types of

    WasteWaste

    Transportation waste

    Process Waste

    Inventory WasteWaste of motion

    Waste from product defects

    Waiting timeOverproduction

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    Common Causes of WasteCommon Causes of Waste

    Layout (distance)

    Long setup time

    Incapable

    processesPoor

    maintenance

    Poor workmethods

    Lack of training

    Inconsistentperformancemeasures

    Ineffectiveproductionplanning

    Lack ofworkplaceorganization

    Poor supplyquality/reliability

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    Objective of JITObjective of JIT

    Produce only the products thecustomer wants.

    Produce products only at the ratethat the customer wants them.

    Produce with perfect quality

    Produce with minimum lead time.

    Produce products with only thosefeatures the customer wants.

    Faster reaction to demand change

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    ObjectivesObjectives

    Produce with no waste of labor,material or equipment -- everymovement must have a purpose

    so that there is zero idleinventory.

    Produce with methods that allow

    for the development of people

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    JIT PrinciplesJIT Principles

    Create flow production

    one piece flow

    machines in order of processes

    small and inexpensiveequipment

    U cell layout, counterclockwise

    multi-process handling

    workers

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    JIT Principles - Slide 2JIT Principles - Slide 2

    Establish TAKT time

    rate at which the customerbuys a product

    Build Pull Product

    use of kanban system

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    Benefits

    Inventory costs are reduced

    Material flow improvementReduced production lead time

    Product quality is improvea and cost

    of scrap is reduced

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    Points to be considerd to made jiteffective

    Multiple skill

    Stablize master plan schedule

    Small EOQ

    Defect free material

    Items should be present at time

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    JIT TacticsJIT Tactics

    Single MinuteExchange of Dies(SMED)

    Statistical Process

    ControlUse of standard

    containersDoable stable

    schedules with

    adequate visibilityTAKT-Time5-S ProgramKaizen Event

    Visual control

    Flexible workers

    Tools at the point ofneed

    Product redesign

    Group Technology

    Total Productive

    Maintenance

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    Balanced ProductionBalanced Production

    Three elements

    TAKT time

    Work sequence Standard WIP

    Objective

    Build at rate that the customer wantswork

    Balance the system to maximize

    efficiency at this rate

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    SMEDSMED

    Setup reductionElements

    Internal Setup setup while machine idle

    External Setup

    setup while machine busy

    Adjustment

    run-ins, calibration

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    Limitations of JITLimitations of JIT

    Preconditions to JIT trust must be present

    labor/management

    suppliers/consumers recognition of processes

    familiarity with problem solving

    quality at the source

    agreement over value and waste

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    Limitations of JITLimitations of JIT

    Right Settings applicable in growth to maturity

    phases of

    Product Life Cycle

    standard product

    Steinway and JIT

    standard/fixed pay-rate

    problems with piece-rate schemeUniversal agreement that change

    needed

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    Theoretical Benefits of JITTheoretical Benefits of JIT

    Unpleasantsurprises

    eliminatedLess

    computerization

    visual control

    Improved quality

    WIP reduced

    Better

    communications

    Less pressure onreceiving docks and

    incoming inspectionareas

    Lower costs

    Change in attitude

    Defects aretreasures

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    The 5-S ProgramThe 5-S Program

    Seiri

    segregate and discard

    get rid of what is not neededSeiton

    arrange and identify for ease of use

    a place foreverything and everythingin its place

    Seiso

    Clean Daily

    clean work place enhances quality

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    The 5-S ProgramThe 5-S Program

    Seiketsu

    Revisit frequently

    revisit the first 3 steps to maintainworkplace safety and effectiveness

    Shitsuki

    Motivate to sustain promote adherence through visual

    performance measurement tools


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