Total Productive Maintenance Kaizen
12 pm, March 12 through 12 pm, March 16
Vishay Dale
Columbus, Nebraska
TO REGISTER: Contact NMEP (Renee Held) at 402-564-0105 or email rheld@mail.unomaha.edu
For the certified lean practitioner, this workshop will provide you with valuable experience in Kaizen facilitation, team skills, project scopes, and implementation. Some implementers have never participated in a Kaizen before they try to lead one. This workshop will give them the opportunity to experience a hands-on Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) Kaizen event at Vishay Dale.
Two teams and two TPM Kaizen events during the week will double your learning opportunity--as you will participate on one team and observe the other.
One team will apply the Kaizen process and TPM tools to a selected production area of Vishay Dale’s highly automated resistor manufacturing process. This Kaizen will also reinforce and utilize the foundation tools, such as 5S, Standardized Work, Visual, POUS, Teamwork, and team processes.
A second Kaizen team, focusing on one of the six equipment losses, breakdowns, will improve information flow and reduce waste to reduce lost time due to breakdowns. This team will be working with an experimental wireless concept for “andon” notification in the pilot stages at Vishay.
Gain hands-on experience in
1) Structuring Kaizen events implemented in one week focusing on business needs and problems that are best improved through sound application of TPM tools.
2) Enhancing knowledge in successful implementation of TPM with teams.
3) Enhanced team skills and process tools for working with teams.
4) Determining OEE in a real world environment.
5) Developing and implanting action plans to enhance OEE.
6) Selecting and applying appropriate lean tools, (such as 5S, visuals, mistake proofing, root cause problem solving, quick changeover, and standardized work) in a fast-paced results-oriented project.
PREREQUISITE
Prior Lean certification or Six Sigma experience or background
FEES
$1,250, per participant
TO REGISTER
To reserve your place and participate as a full team member, you must contact NMEP. After your reservation is confirmed, you will be provided with the details for location and times for the event. Accommodations can be made at your choice of hotels in the Columbus area.
Contact NMEP (Renee Held) at 402-564-0105 or email rheld@mail.unomaha.edu
NMEP is a NIST affiliate of MEP. The Nebraska Department of Economic Development (NDED) is also a partner of NMEP.
For more information, call 402-564-0105.
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The Nebraska Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NMEP), of the Nebraska Business Development Center at the University of Nebraska at Omaha , creates and fosters opportunities for leading Lean practitioners to participate in Kaizen events. Kaizen events are intense four to five day team based learning by doing opportunities. The process is used to improve processes quickly and foster organizational learning in solving problems. |