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Fundamentals of Daily Shop Floor Management

A Guide for Manufacturing Optimization and Excellence

By Philip J. Gisi

Copyright 2023 



 

 


Description

Survival and thriving in today’s business environment require companies to continuously strive for operational excellence at all levels of the organization. Simply working to maintain existing operations is not an adequate or sustainable business strategy, especially when competing in a global market. To remain relevant, companies must adopt a process control and continuous improvement mentality as an integral part of their daily work activities. These two operational disciplines form the foundation and stepping stones for manufacturing excellence. Processes must be stable, capable, and controlled as a prerequisite for sustainable improvement. Sustainable improvements must be strategic, continuous, and focused on process optimization.


Modern-day manufacturing is rapidly changing in the face of technological, geopolitical, social, and environmental developments. These challenges are altering the way we think and act to transform raw materials into finished goods. Meeting these challenges requires particular attention to how we develop and engage people and apply technology for long-term sustainability and competitive advantage. This book takes you on a journey to explore the fundamental elements, management practices, improvement methods, and future direction of shop floor management.


Part 1 of this five-part book considers workplace culture, organizational structure, operational discipline, and employee accountability as the foundation for a robust manufacturing system. 

Part 2 studies the impact of process standardization, data analytics, information sharing, communication, and people on daily shop floor management. Once the management system has been adequately described, 

Part 3 concentrates on its effective execution, monitoring, and control with a deep look into the people, methods, machines, materials, and environment that make it possible. Like every good manufacturing text, efficiency and productivity are key topics. 

Part 4 explores various methods, tools, and techniques associated with product and process development, productivity improvement, agile methods, shop floor optimization, and manufacturing excellence. 

Part 5, shifts focus to emerging technologies, engaging the reader to contemplate technology’s impact on the digital transformation of the manufacturing industry.



Table of Contents

Fundamentals of Daily Shop Floor Management:


A Guide for Manufacturing Optimization and Excellence


Table of Contents:


Preface


Figure P.1: Steps to Operational Excellence


Figure P.2: Daily Shop Floor Management Roadmap


Reference


Acknowledgment


About the Author


Introduction


Overview


Book Contents


Part 1 - Shop Floor Foundation


Part 2 - Shop Floor Fundamentals


Part 3 - Shop Floor Management


Part 4 - Shop Floor Improvement


Part 5 - Shop Floor - Next Generation


The Journey to Manufacturing Excellence


Daily Shop Floor Management


Essential Practices of Shop Floor Management


Figure I.1: Principles and Practices of Daily Shop Floor Management


Summary


Side Bar: 8 Steps for Improving Shop Floor Performance


Key Points


A Note about Supply Chain Management (SCM)


Manufacturing Supply Chain Management


Administration


Production


Distribution


Figure I.2: Key Supply Chain Functions


Figure I.3: Supply Chain Management (SCM) Activities


Figure I.4: Production Activities


Sources


Part 1 - Shop Floor Foundation


Overview


Figure 1.0.1: The Fundamental Elements of DSFM


1.1 Organizational Culture)


Introduction


Lean Mindset and Culture


Key Points – Culture


Organizational Commitment


Key Points - Commitment


Organizational Alignment


Key Points


Side Bar: A Multicultural World


Side Bar: Influencing Commitment


Source


1.2 Organizational Structure


Overview


Figure 1.0.1A: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


Figure 1.2.1: Elements of Organizational Structure


Organizational Framework


Business Strategy


Guiding Principles


Routine Practices


Shop Floor Management Planning


Manufacturing Operations Manual (MOM)


Side Bar: A Manufacturing Management System


Guidelines, Procedures & Standards


Shop Floor System Execution


Standard Work Routines


Figure 1.2.2 Operating Instructions


Shop Floor System Monitoring


Figure 1.2.3: System Monitoring Practices


Key Process Indicators (KPI)


Visual Controls


Gemba Walks


Performance Reviews


Layered Process Audits


Process Control


Deviation Management


Action Item List


Structured Problem Solving


Total Productive Maintenance


Productivity Improvement


Key Points


Side Bar: Shop Floor Expectations


1.3 Operational Discipline


Overview


Figure 1.0.1B: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


Sustainable Discipline


Improving Operational Discipline


How to Maintain Operational Discipline


Side Bar: Discipline Matters


Key Points


Sources


 


 


1.4 Employee Accountability


Overview


Figure 1.0.1C: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


Corporate Accountability


Employee Accountability


Side Bar: Ways to Enhance Employee Accountability


Peer Accountability


Shop Floor Accountability


Setting Employee Expectations


Employee Feedback


Employee Empowerment


Rewards and Consequences


Treat People with Respect


Communication


Strategy Alignment


Case Study: Are you a Management Tool or Empowered?


Accountability vs. Micro-management


Attitude, Behavior and Accountability


Commitment and Accountability


Key Points:


Side Bar: Personal Accountability


Part 2 - Shop Floor Fundamentals


Overview


Figure 2.0.1 Fundamentals of Shop Floor Management


2.1 Standardization


Introduction


Figure 2.1.1: Shop Floor Control and Improvement


Workplace Cleanliness and Organization (5S)


Procedures and Standard Work Instructions (SWI)


Figure 2.1.2: Standard Work Instruction (SWI)


Standard Operation Sheet (SOS)


Figure 2.1.3: Standard Operation Sheet (SOS)


Work Place Design


Key Points


2.2 Shop Floor Data and Information


Measurement Data


Figure 2.2.1 Typical Manufacturing Metrics


Key Process Indicators


Figure 2.2.2: Input, Process, and Output indicators


Figure 2.2.3: Types of Metrics


Sidebar: Setting Performance Expectations


Data Gathering


Figure 2.2.4: Data Collection Plan


Data Analysis


Data Reporting


Key Points


2.3 Data Visualization


Overview


Visual Controls for Process Management


Figure 2.3.1: Visual Communication Elements


Common Visual Control Displays


Information or Communication Boards


Figure 2.3.2: Information or Communication Board Example


Figure 2.3.3: A Production Line Board Hourly Output Template


Manpower Planning Boards


Employee Cross-Training / Qualification Matrix


Figure 2.3.4: Employee Qualification Matrix


Andon Boards & Lights


Tip: Chart Preparation


Key Points


2.4 Shop Floor Communication


Overview


Figure 2.4.1: Five Shop Floor Communication Methods


Machine to Machine (M2M) Communication


Machine to Business (M2B) or Machine to Enterprise (M2E) Communication


Shop Floor Communication


Daily Meetings


Figure 2.4.2: Daily Meeting Hierarchy


Weekly Meetings


Monthly Meetings


Project Performance Reviews


Gemba Walks


Case Study: Gemba Walks in Action


Mobile Devices


Key Points


2.5 Shop Floor People


People Overview


Employee Empowerment


Respect, Honesty, Trust


Training & Development


Side Bar: Developing People through Workshops


Mentoring & Coaching


Recognition & Reward


Stakeholder Management


Side Bar: Employee Satisfaction


Key Points


2.6 Facilities Management


Shop Floor Environment


Technical Cleanliness


Ergonomics


ESD


Utilities


Key Points


Part 3 - Shop Floor Management


Overview


Figure 3.0A: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


3.1 Manufacturing System Execution


Overview


Figure 3.0B: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


Standard Work Routines


Figure 3.1.1: Roles, Responsibilities, and Standard Work Routines Hierarchy


Figure 3.1.2: Snapshot of Standard Work Routines.


Preparing Standard Work Routines


Key Points


3.2 Manufacturing System Monitoring


Overview


Figure 3.0C: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


Process Monitoring / Verification


Figure 3.2.1: Shop Floor Monitoring Practices


Go, See, Observe


Gemba Walks


Side Bar: The 10 Minute Gemba Walk


Scrap Walks / Reviews


Layered Process Audits


Side Bar: Standard Process Audit Questions


Performance Reviews


Key Points


3.3 Manufacturing System Control


Overview


Figure 3.0D: Fundamental Elements of Daily Shop Floor Management


Manufacturing System Control


Figure 3.3.1: Manufacturing Practices and System Elements


Process Control


Figure 3.3.2: A View of Shop Floor Management


Manufacturing System Integrity


Standard Work Routines


Deviation Management


Figure 3.3.3: Deviation Management Methodology


Structured Problem Solving


Action Items


Figure 3.3.4: Example of Action Item Format


Decision Making


Poka Yoke


Jidoka


Figure 3.3.5: Jidoka Process Flow


Change Management


Production Change Points


Bottleneck Management


Additional Manufacturing System Controls


Figure 3.3.6: Manufacturing System Control Methods


Key Points


3.4 Manpower


Overview


Figure 3.4.0 Engaging with People


People Availability


People Flexibility


Workload Balancing


Manufacturing Gages and Tools


Employee Motivation


Training & Experience


Workplace Design & Ergonomic


Working Conditions (environment)


Autonomous Maintenance


Labor Efficiency


Employee Safety


Side Bar: Covid-19 in the Workplace


Key Points


3.5 Materials


Overview


Materials Requirements Planning (MRP)


Material Deployment and Replenishment


Milk Run


Water Spider


Material Handling and Storage


Traceability


Inventory Management


Figure 3.5.1: Categories of Manufacturing Materials


Health and safety


Side Bar: Material Kitting


Key Points


3.6 Manufacturing Equipment, Fixtures & Tooling


Overview


Equipment Optimization (Effectiveness, Reliability and Durability)


Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)


Efficiency Losses (Big Six Losses)


Figure 3.6.1: OEE Losses and Examples


OEE Calculation


OEE Improvement Cycle with PDCA


Equipment Improvement Metrics - MTTR / MTBF


Figure 3.6.2: Visual of Time to Repair and Time Between Failure


Spare Parts Management


Side Bar: Tips for Reducing Equipment Downtime - Good Operating Disciplines


Equipment Reliability


Equipment Calibration


Measurement Systems Analysis


Figure 3.6.3: Measurement System Analysis Overview


Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)


Autonomous Maintenance


Systemic Maintenance


Training & Qualification


Asset Management


Equipment Durability


Key Points


3.7 Methods


Overview


PDCA


5S Method


Deviation Management


Side Bar: Investigating Abnormalities


Change Management


Structured Problem Solving


Figure 3.7.1: Problem Solving Methods


Just-in-Time Inventory


Policy Deployment


Figure 3.7.2: Policy Deployment


Side Bar: Organizational Policy


Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)


Figure 3.7.3: Changeover Time Reduction Process


Agile Manufacturing


Side Bar: Negative Side to Company growth


Summary


Key Points


3.8 Environment


Overview


Building layout/design


Ergonomics


Safety


Figure 3.8.1: Safe Workplace


Lighting


Temperature


Ventilation


Air Quality


Air Current


Noise


Humidity


Facility Space


Case Study: The Value of Space


Vibration


Key Points


Part 4 - Shop Floor Improvement


Overview


4.1 Product & Process Development


Overview


Design for Manufacturing


Figure 4.1.1: Design for Manufacturing Overview


Design for Six Sigma


Figure 4.1.2.: DFSS Methodology (DICOV)


Design & Process FMEA


Figure 4.1.3.: Failure Modes & Effects Analysis


Key Points


4.2 Productivity Improvement


Overview


Figure 4.2.0: Process Maturity


Incremental Improvement


Sustainable Improvement


Side Bar - Leveraging Organizational Knowledge


Improvement Methods


Quality Circles


Figure 4.2.1 - Seven Basic Quality Tools


Employee Idea Management


Set-up and Changeover (SMED)


Six Sigma DMAIC


Figure 4.2.2: Six Sigma DMAIC Methodology


Kata / PDCA Project


Figure 4.2.3 The Five Toyota Kata Questions and Four Reflections


Value Analysis


Figure 4.2.4. Value Analysis Process


Kaizen Events


Figure 4.2.5: Kaizen Event Process


Jishuken (Self-study) Workshops


Side Bar: Jishuken Workshops


Improvement Tools & Techniques


Go, See, Observe, Understand and Confirm


Side Bar: Tip for Effective Observation


Workplace Design


Process Mapping


Six Thinking Hats


Workload Balancing


Figure 4.2.6: Workload Balancing - Before and After


Production Leveling


Figure 4.2.7: Production Leveling.


Yamazumi Charts


Figure 4.2.8: Yamazumi chart


Buffer Management


Best Practice Sharing


Lessons Learned


Key Points


References


4.3 Agile Methods


Agile Overview


Application of Agile Practices


Predictive, Iterative and Incremental Life Cycles


Figure 4.3.1: Predictive Life Cycle


Figure 4.3.2: Iterative Life Cycle


Daily Stand-up meetings


Retrospectives


Co-location


Side Bar: Agility Response


Case Study: Manufacturing Agility


Key Points


4.4 Shop Floor Optimization


Overview


Figure 4.4.0: Optimize


Knowledgeable and Skilled People


Cooperation and Collaboration


Available and Reliable Equipment


Materials Management


Practices and Procedures


Operator Movement Optimization


Material Flow Optimization


Environmental Optimization


Optimization Methods, Tools and Techniques


Process Characterization


Design of Experiments


Response Surface Analysis


Process Flow Optimization Methods


Value Stream Mapping / Design


Figure 4.4.1 Value Stream Improvement


Side Bar: Optimization Beyond the Shop Floor


Constraint Management


Spaghetti Diagram


Figure 4.4.2 – Spaghetti Diagram Example


Lessons Learned


Case Study: A Pitch for Lessons Learned


Key Points


4.5 Manufacturing Excellence


Overview


Enterprise Alignment


Organizational Structure


Operational Discipline


Employee Accountability


Side Bar: Organize and Prioritize


Agility Mindset


Employee Development


Process Control


Continuous Improvement


Side Bar: Welcome Visitors


Technical Advancement


Supplier Partnerships


Lessons Learned


Shop Floor Practices


Summary


Case Study: Rules of Engagement


Key Points


Part 5 - Next Generation Shop Floor


Overview


Industry 4.0 Expectations


Digital Transformation


Productivity Improvements that make a Difference


Part 1 - Technical Innovations


Collaborative Robots (Cobots)


Figure 5.1: Cobot


Robotic Process Automation (RPA)


Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs)


Micro AGVs


Smart Glasses


Centralized (Automated) Inspection (AOI)


Case Study: Visual Inspection with Artificial Intelligence


Fixed Production Cell


Autonomous (digital) Workforce


Part 2 - Thinking Differently


Big Data


Side Bar: Improvement Projects Using AI


Equipment Robustness (Reliability & Durability)


Predictive Equipment Maintenance


Figure 5.2: Evolution of Predictive Maintenance


Spare Parts Management


3D Printing of Spare Parts


Suitcase Tester


Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)


Figure 5.3: Vendor Managed Inventory


Machine Learning


Modular Product Architecture


Mobile Devices


Gamification


Environmental Sustainability


Key Points


Appendices


Appendix 1 - Daily Shop Floor Management Checklist


Appendix 2 - Manufacturing Operations Manual


Appendix 3 - Standard Work Routines


Appendix 4 - Tips for Shop Floor Monitoring


Appendix 5 - SMED Workshop


Appendix 6- Jishuken Workshop Outline


Appendix 7 -Acronyms & Terms



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