Kanban JIT
Introduction:
Kanban (pronounced kahn-bahn), literally translated, means
"visible record" or "visible plate". More generally, kanban is
taken to mean "card". The Toyota kanban system employs a card
to signal the need to deliver more parts and an identical or
similar card to signal the need to produce more parts.
Kanban are a tool of the
just-in-time system that carries information control. They are
frequently tags or pieces of paper.
For whom: Management staff from production, six
sigma black belts, production control, process, etc.
Objectives: Understand the basis concept of "pull"
typed kanban and its actual implication on cycle time and WIP
and quality level in manufacturing company.
Course Contents:
The module will teach you
- What kanban is
- How it works
- Why kanban is a key to
continuous improvement
- Kanban Mechanics:
- In the factory
- In the office
- Two key rules
- Two type of kanbans:
- Product dependent
- Product independent
- Guidelines for:
- Establishing kanbans
- Using kanbans
- Workshop
Duration:
1 day (8 hours)
Language of Instruction: The course is available in
English only.
Trainers: All trainers engaged by Six Sigma Institute
have at least 10 years hands-on experience in relevant field.
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