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Preface xv
Acknowledgments xvii
About the Author xix
Introduction xxi
Case Study: How Lean Failed 1
Gung Ho! 2
Lean Training 2
The First Kaizen Event 5
Struggling with Change 9
Raising the Bar: 5S Implementation 11
Improving Work Instructions 12
Lack of Accountability 13
The Second Kaizen Event 14
Giving Up on Lean 17
End of the Journey 19
The Change Commitment 21
The Three Main Drivers of Product Success 22
Cost 23
Quality 24
Delivery 25
The Big Picture 26
Owners 27
Employees 27
Suppliers 28
The Strategic Purpose 28
Productivity 29
Quality 30
Inventory and WIP 31
Floor Space Use 32
Throughput Time 33
Creating Your Strategic Purpose 34
Estimated Annual Improvement to the Metrics 34
Productivity 35
Quality 35
Inventory and Work in Process 36
Floor Space 37
Throughput Time 38
Departmental Responsibilities 38
Purchasing 39
Engineering 39
Sales and Marketing 40
Production Control 40
Maintenance 41
Chapter Wrap-Up 41
The Lean Infrastructure: Kaizen 43
Creating the Company Kaizen Program 44
Kaizen Champion 44
Kaizen Events 46
Kaizen Event Selection 47
Kaizen Team Selection 48
Manufacturing or Industrial Engineer 48
Quality Engineer 48
Facilities and Maintenance Personnel 49
Materials Operator 49
Line Operators 49
Management 50
Kaizen Team Leader Selection 50
Kaizen Event Date and Length 51
Kaizen Team Goals and Expected Results 52
Kaizen Event Planning 52
Kaizen Event Budgeting 53
Kaizen Steering Committee 53
Kaizen Champion 54
General or Plant Manager 55
Engineering Manager 55
Manufacturing Manager 55
Human Resource Manager 56
Purchasing or Materials Manager 56
Maintenance or Facilities Manager 56
Kaizen Event Tracking and Scheduling 57
Tracking 57
Pre-event Items 57
Post-event Items 58
Scheduling 58
Kaizen Event Communication 59
Kaizen Event Tracking Sheet 60
Kaizen Newsletter 61
Communication Boards 62
Employee Suggestion Box 62
Monthly Kaizen Meeting 63
Open Action Items 64
Past Kaizen Event Results and Lessons Learned 64
Upcoming Kaizen Events 64
Getting Started 65
Schedule a Meeting with Upper and Middle Management 65
Schedule and Conduct the First Kaizen Meeting 66
Create the Kaizen Event Tracking Sheet 66
Your First Kaizen Event 67
Planning 67
Selecting the Area 68
Selecting the Team Leader 68
Selecting Team Members 68
Week of the Kaizen Event 69
Day 1 69
Days 2 and 3 69
Last Day 70
Chapter Wrap-Up 70
Early Stumbling Blocks 71
5S and the Visual Workplace 72
Mistakes in Straightening 72
Mistakes in Sustaining 76
5S Audits 77
5S Tracking Sheet 79
Time and Motion Studies 79
Use a Stopwatch 80
Document the Work from Start to Finish 81
Collect the Work Content First 82
Waste Removal 83
High-Priority Waste 84
Medium-Priority Waste 85
Low-Priority Waste 86
Quality at the Source 87
Workstation Design 89
Lines versus Work Cells 89
Physical Flow 90
Conveyor Belts 91
Conveyor Rollers 91
Lift Tables 92
Workbenches 92
Mobile Lines 93
Material Presentation 93
Tool Presentation 94
Operator Fatigue and Safety 95
Painting and Lighting 95
Documentation 96
Chapter Wrap-Up 96
Operator and Supervisor Involvement 97
Standard Work 98
Following the Work Content 100
Using Single Piece Flow and Controlled Batches 102
Staying in the Workstation 104
Maintaining Communication 105
Working within Effective Hours 107
How to Get Them Involved 108
Using the Kaizen Suggestion Box 108
Kaizen Steering Committee Floor Representatives 109
Involving Operators in Data Collection 110
Lean Manufacturing Training 111
Chapter Wrap-Up 112
Lean Training Programs 113
Training Programs for New Employees 113
Company Product Overview 114
Quality Overview 115
Introduction to Lean Manufacturing 116
The Seven Deadly Wastes 116
5S and the Visual Workplace 118
Standard Work 118
Effective Hours 119
Kaizen 120
Mock Line Training 120
Cross-Training Program 121
Levels of Progression 122
Novice 122
Certified 123
Trainer 124
Progression of Temporary Workers 124
Cross-Training Matrix 125
Training Managers and Engineers 127
Managers 128
Engineers 128
Chapter Wrap-Up 129
Lean Manufacturing as a Growth Creator 131
Lean Goals 132
Pay-for-Skill Program 133
Number of Certifications 134
Years of Experience 134
Attendance 134
Kaizen and Kaizen Event Participation 135
Quality Errors 137
Providing Incentives for Good Ideas 139
Chapter Wrap-Up 140
Lean Leadership Made Simple 141
Poor Leadership Traits 143
The Master Delegator 143
The Yes/No Manager 144
The Crisis Junkie 144
The Poor Decision Maker 144
The Personal Boss 145
A More Congenial Leadership 145
Acknowledge and Involve Your Staff 145
Provide an Environment in Which People Can Be Successful 146
Do Not Humiliate Anyone Who Works for You 146
Create an Environment Where Mistakes Are OK 146
Remember Personal Details 146
Don't Hide behind Your Position 147
Be Approachable 147
Admit Your Mistakes 147
Listen in a Way That Encourages Employees to Talk to You 147
Be Clear in Your Requests 148
Stand behind Your People 148
Be a Good Communicator 148
Effective Lean Leadership 149
Ten Signs of Incompetent Lean Leaders 151
Five Lean Leadership Rules for Success 153
Chapter Wrap-Up 155
Quick Reference 157
The Seven Deadly Wastes 157
Key Elements of a Company Kaizen Program 158
Supplemental Material 159
5S Audit Form 159
5S Tracking Sheet 159
Time Study Sheet 159
Glossary 163
Index 167
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