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Lean-7-Building Block of Lean Production-Review - 13 Nov 2017-Yd
Lean-7-Building Block of Lean Production-Review - 13 Nov 2017-Yd
BUILDING BLOCK OF
LEAN SYSTEMS
Content:
I. JIT, TPS & Lean Production (Review)
II. Design & Operation of JIT System
(Building Block)
- Product design
- Process design
- Personnel/Organizational Element
- Manufacturing Planning & Control
I. JIT, TPS & Lean Production (Review)
• JIT definition:
“A philosophy of scheduling where the entire
supply channel is synchronized to respond to
the requirements of operations or customers.”
What is JIT?
TPS mencakup:
• Sistem JIT Waste, ketidakteraturan proses produksi
1. Product design
2. Process design
3. Personnel/organizational elements
4. Manufacturing planning and control.
Goal of JIT
Tujuan akhir sistem JIT: “Balanced system”.
Tujuan penunjang:
• Eliminate disruptions. Bisa karena faktor
kualitas yang buruk, machine breakdown,
jadwal yang berubah-rubah, dan keterlambatan
pengiriman.
• Eliminate wastes. Untuk menghilangkan sumber-
sumber yang tidak produktif (7 wastes)
• Make system flexible. Untuk menangani mix products
dan perubahan level produksi, yaitu dengan cara
mereduksi setup dan lead time.
Summary JIT Goals and Building Blocks
Ultimate A
Goal balanced
rapid flow
Supporting
Goals • Eliminate disruptions
• Make the system flexible • Eliminate waste
A A B B B C A A B B B C
Time
Lot kecil meningkatkan flexibility untuk memenuhi customer demands
Lot Besar
A A A A B B B B B B C C
Time
2. Setup time reduction & SMED
Quick setup = Quick changeover
Jidoka:
• Lean System atau Toyota Production System (TPS) ditunjang dua pilar,
yaitu: Just-in-Time dan Jidoka
Takt Time
Takt Time
Traditional Balancing
Takt time
Takt time. is the cycle time needed in a production system to match the
pace of production to the demand rate.
Solution:
1. Compute net time available per shift:
Total time 480 minutes
Rest breaks – 40 minutes
Lunch - 30 minutes
410 minutes per shift
Catatan: Small lot size turun, setup cost turun pada lean system (dengan kanban).
Contoh Hubungan antara Lot Size & Setup Cost
2 DS
Q
d
H 1
p
Smaller lot size akan menurunkan setup cost. Juga setup time:
d 120
Q2 H 1 120 2 12 1
p 960
S
2D 2 31, 200
14, 400 12 (1 0.125)
$2.42
62, 400
$2.42/setup 60 minutes/hour
Setup time
$20 / hour
7.26 minutes/setup (which is .12 hours)
Kanban menghasilkan produksi dengan small lot size
8. Fail-safe methods
Contoh:
• Alarm yang berbunyi bila berat paket terlalu ringan, menunjukkan ada
komponen yang hilang.
• Sinyal yang mengingatkan bila kunci mobil belum diambil ketika pintu
mobil terbuka.
• Peringatan bila seatbelts tidak dipasang.
• Sinyal ATM bila kartu masih tertinggal di mesin ATM.
• Detektor yang berbunyi bila monitoring tag tidak dilepas dari barang.
• Komputer yang tidak beroperasi bila password yang digunakan salah.
• Sekering listrik dan pemutus aliran yang menghentikan suplai listrik bila
beban berlebihan (overloaded).
• dan lain-lain.
2.3. Personnel/Organizational Elements
Calculate number of units of each model in each cycle by dividing each model’s
daily production quantity by the number of cycles:
A 10 10/5 = 2
B 15 15/5 = 3
C 5 5/5 = 1
Contoh Level Loading:
Determine a production plan for these three models using the sequence A-B-C
Model Daily quantity
Problem:
A 7 a). The manager wants to use five cycles.
B 16 The nearly level production is as follows:
C 5
Cycle 1 2 3 4 5
Pattern A B(3) C A(2) B(3) C A B(4) C A(2) B(3) C A B(3) C
Extra units A B A
b). If the requirement for Model A had been 8 units a day instead of 7,
the Manager might decide to use the following pattern:
Cycle 1 2 3 4 5
Pattern A (2) B(3) C A B(3) C A (2) B(4) C A B(3) C A(2) B(3) C
Extra units A AB A
Contoh Mixed-Model Sequencing
220 vehicles sales forecast. 20 working days.
Daily breakdown=220/20=11 vehicles
Here the customer starts the
process, pulling an inventory 2. Pull System
item from Final Assembly…
Then sub-assembly
work is pulled forward
by that demand…
1 2
3
The process continues
throughout the entire production
4
process and supply chain
5
6
Kanban di Supermarket
showcase
(memberi ide bagi pull system)
3 storage
change
4
6 production
7 8
delivery
Kanban transport
Kanban produksi
3. Visual Systems
Kanban:
The use of Kanban allows a pull system work flow to be dictated by “next
step demand”:
• Kanban means “signal” or “visible record”.
• The kanban card is the authorization to move or work on parts.
• In kanban systems, no part or lot can be moved or worked on without one of these
cards. Line side address
Store address specifies specifies where the
where full container empty container is
is to be delivered to be picked up
Part number,
description, and
quantity per container
Bin 1
Kanban
Bin 2
Reorder
card Q-R
R R
Q = order quantity
Quantity R = reorder point - demand during lead time
Q
ROP
R
L Time
Contoh: Kanban production
1. Proses B menerima production kanban. Ada cukup item diminta untuk mengisi
kontainer kosong.
2. Untuk
Number of kanban cards
N = {DT (1 + X )} / C
where:
N = Total number of containers (1 card per container)
D = Planned usaged rate of using work center (parts/day)
T = Average waiting time for replenishment of parts plus average
production time for a container of parts (days)
X = Policy variable set by management that reflects possible
inefficiency in the system (the closer to 0, the more efficient the
system)….. (0 to 1)
C = Capacity of a standard container (should be no more than 10% of
daily usage of the part)…. (parts per container)
Note that D and T must use same units (e.g., minutes, days)
• Example:
Usage at a work center is 300 parts per day, and a standard container
holds 25 parts. It takes an average of .12 day for a container to complete
a circuit from the time a kanban card is received until the container is
returned empty. Compute the number of kanban cards (containers)
needed if X = .20.
• Solution:
N=?
D = 300 parts/day N = {DT (1 + X)} /C
T = .12 day
C = 25 parts per container
X = .20
– Seiri - keep only what is absolutely necessary, get rid of things that you
don't need, i.e. simplify or sort.
– Seiton - create a location for everything, i.e. organize
or straighten.
– Seiso - clean everything and keep it clean, i.e. cleanliness or sweep.
– Seiketsu - implement Seiri, Seiton and Seiso plant wide, i.e. standardize.
– Shitsuke - assure that everyone continues to follow the rules of 5S, i.e.
stick to it or self discipline.
• After 5 S
Thank You