Lean Manufacturing is about creating products using only the absolute minimum of resources and therefore being able to offer customers value for their money whilst maintaining business profitability
An Organised Efficient Workplace Operations Tasks are Standardised, Repeatable and Right first time every time
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Equipment and Materials Fewer moves, shorter travel distances and easier product routing bring significant savings
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The Elimination of - 'The 7 Wastes' generates shorter lead times and higher output:-Motions, unnecessary inventory/WIP, over production, inappropriate processing, waiting, defects, transporting
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People - Teamwork, Ownership and Motivation Cellular layouts create teamwork. In return this generates higher levels of ownership and pride and production efficiency
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Customers Reduction of queues and inventory speeds the product through the process allowing the business to deliver small quantities and short lead times reliably without holding large inventories
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LEAN MANUFACTURING PROGRAMMES
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Lean Manufacturing is a process you chose to apply to few or all your processes. EMS provides the techniques and knowledge of how to introduce and facilitate it at your particular site. We offer a range of off-site training as well as on-site guidance to suit your particular needs. |
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| LEAN MANUFACTURING BACKGROUND |
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Lean concept originates from Toyota Production System in Japan and was developed by Sakichi Toyoda. The methodology is an ultimate solution for production sites since the invention of assembly line by Henry Ford, because it allows high levels of output using minimum of inventory. Nowadays Lean approach is used in various sectors throughout the globe, and the companies applying it to majority of their processes are recognised for their world class performance. |
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