Cellular Manufacturing
This one day training course uses practical ‘interactive’ business games to demonstrate the benefits a manufacturing organisation can achieve in efficiency, product quality, inventory and space utilisation by the adoption of cellular manufacturing techniques.
This is a fun, action packed course where delegates get the opportunity to assemble ‘real’ products in the business games in order to re-enforce the theory taught as part of the course.
This Cellular Manufacturing training course is ideally suited to production supervisors/managers, production and process engineers and other parties interested in maximising the efficiency of their manufacturing operation.
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Further Details
What you will learn
At the conclusion of the course each delegate will be able to:-
* Understand the benefits of introducing Cellular Manufacturing
* Plan & design a cell appropriate to their own working environment
* Understand the inter-relationship between Cell Manufacturing and other lean tools such as 5S, SMED, TPM and Kanban
* Use the power of the ‘team’ to ensure success
Course Content
The Cellular Manufacturing training course covers the following topics:-
* Cellular Manufacturing - Definitions
* Comparison of Group Technology Vs. Cellular Manufacturing
* Current State Analysis – Cycle Times, Takt Time and Throughput
* How to plan and design a Cell Manufacturing strategy
* Cell Types - U Shaped Cells/Parallel Cells
* Contingencies – Check and Balance
* High Volume Single Piece Flow
* High Mix, low volume Production
* Kaizen (Continuous Improvement Activities)
* Visual Process Measurement and Management
* Why other lean tools are vital to a successful cell manufacturing strategy
* Project Implementation & Review
This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Milton Keynes
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