Kanban
Many companies have introduced expensive MRP II computer systems, which are often centrally planned, involving large amounts of paperwork and data administration. Kanban is a visual system of controlling production without the need for complex computer systems. It relies on a Kanban card to pull product through the operation to meet customer demand. The introduction of Kanban systems will often both improve customer service and reduce inventory levels.
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Further Details
This course includes a practical simulation exercise where participants introduce Kanban into a manufacturing facility. This allows the benefits of Kanban over traditional planning systems to be clearly demonstrated.
Course Objectives
• To develop a practical understanding of Kanban methods
• To determine how to introduce a Kanban system
Target Audience
Personnel who are involved with implementing Kanban.
Personnel who are new to an area where Kanban is already in existence.
Content
• Kanban simulation exercise
• Review of stock management theory
• Design of Kanban systems and tickets
• How to implement Kanban
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This Training Course is offered "in house" at the following locations:
Worcester
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