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  • Autonomous Maintenance 1st step – 3rd step

    sensei April 22, 2018
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    F-TAG (Tagging) • F-Tag should be attached to the following malfunctions: Wear, Play, Slackness Leakage Dust, Dirt Corrosion Adherence of raw materials, Deformation, Surface damage, Cracking Overheating, Vibration, Noise … Examples of “Fuguai” – Potential problems Categories of Fuguai Examples Examples of check point 1. Minor defects Dirtiness Scratches Play…

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  • 3D’s Analysis

    sensei April 22, 2018
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    Black Belt Training Blog Lean Lean Six Sigma
    3 D's analysis help identify potential leverage points that the team can use.

    Threats and Opportunity Matrix identifies the “Why?” of a change; 3 D’s Analysis helps identify what it will take to get buy in for the change; People are influenced in 3 main ways: Data; Demonstration; Demand. 3 D’s analysis help identify potential leverage points that the team can use.  

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  • Manufacturing Support in the Production Process

    sensei April 15, 2018
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    Blog Manufacturing Support

    Vision Become a value added support for Make that enables the Supply Chain to achieve superior customer service levels at the lowest possible cost. Mission To communicate, cooperate and coordinate Supply Chain support within Make and across the interfaces with Plan, Source and Deliver. Objectives Demonstrate leadership TPM not just…

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  • Electrical Arc Flash Hazards ‘Awareness’ Training

    sensei April 11, 2018
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    Autonomous Maintenance Blog Education and Training Planned Maintenance Safety Training

    Electrical Arc Flash Safety Every year many workers are treated in hospitals with major injuries related to the arch flash. The flash is instantaneous, the effects of it can last forever and be very traumatizing. What is an Arc Flash? “…a dangerous condition associated with the release of energy caused by an…

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