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  • TPM Level 2 Workbook

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    Kaizen Road Map Overview Kaizen Management Cycle TPM Needs at Food Processing Plant KMI x Plant KPI Kaizen Study Theme Register FI Task Inventory Map Tackling Topics by FI Promotion Organization FI Pillar Roadmap Non-Stop Production Kaizen Presentation Board Layout RFT Changeover Improvement Scenario (Model) RFT Changeover KPI Changeover Kaizen…

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  • 5 Why Root Cause Analysis (RCA) – One Point Lesson (OPL)

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    One Point Lesson example for 5 Why root cause analysis

    5 WHY Analysis is the key tool used to determine ROOT CAUSES for the Phenomenon identified in theCHECK Phase of CAP-Do. The 5 Why analysis begins with the Summary of the Phenomenon from the 5W 1H analysis. The first “why?” originates from the Summary of the Phenomenon. The answer to…

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  • RFT (Right First Time) Changeover Kaizen, Beyond SMED (Single Minute Exchange Die)

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    What “Right First Time Changeover” means? RFT Changeover The structure of Changeover operations Preparation; Operations to bring and to look for hand-tools, jigs, all tools for changeover and include material loading & unloading operations. Setup; Operations to exchange jigs, guides, etc. from one thing to another. Adjustment; Trial-and-error operations to…

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  • One slide Kaizen and Cap-Do (PDCA) cycle hybrid

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    Blog Cap-Do Focused Improvement Kaizen Root Cause Analysis

    Maximize the Overall Equipment Effectiveness, Process and Plants Through Uncompromising Elimination of Losses and Continuous Improvement of Performance. Step 1 – Identify The Situation Charter Team Collect available Data Classify Losses Step 2 – Justify The Situation Stratify Losses Select the Subject Verify Relevance to Site Master Plan Step 3 – Understand…

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