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KAI
ZEN
Changer
Bien
(pour le meilleur)
- Amlioration partout
- De lamlioration de petit pas
jusqu
lamlioration stratgique importante.
Henry
Ford
1963 1947
Dearborn, USA
Europe
USA
Japan
Taiichi
Ohno
1912 1990
Dalian, China
Genchi Genbutsu
Challenges
Kaizen
Amlioration continue.
Comme tout processus ne peut
jamais tre dclar parfait, il existe
toujours des possibilits
d'amliorations.
Respect
La notion de respect de l'autre est essentielle
dans la philosophie TOYOTA.
Tout est mis en uvre pour comprendre
l'autre, accepter les responsabilits et faire en
sorte d'tablir une confiance mutuelle.
Esprit dEquipe
Toyota favorise l'panouissement
personnel et professionnel, rpartit les
opportunits de dveloppement et
optimise la performance individuelle et
celle du groupe.
REALITE
Kaizen =
Petits pas
Kaizen =
amlioration de la production
Kaizen =
rduction des cots
Kaizen =
CEO leader
Kaizen =
Implication des premiers chelons
Kaizen =
actions individuelles et initiative
pas besoin dun systme
Maintenir et Amliorer
Topmanagement
Kaizen Strategy
Model
Amlioration
Value Stream
Projects
Middle
management
Gemba Kaizen
Workshops
Maintenance
Employs
Daily Kaizen
Activities
1. Au lieu d'expliquer ce que l'on ne peut pas faire, penser comment faire.
2. Partir toujours de faits observs et mesurs sur le terrain.
3. Notre rle c'est avoir des rsultats plutt que des ides gniales sans suite.
4. Ne pas attendre d'tre parfait, gagner 60 % de l'objectif ds maintenant.
5. Les solutions contraires l'intrt gnral sont interdites.
6. Les bonnes ides de 10 valent mieux que l'inspiration d'un seul.
7. Faire bon du premier coup, corriger immdiatement toutes les erreurs.
8. Avant d'agir, se poser systmatiquement 5 fois la question "pourquoi ?".
9. Les difficults et les contraintes sont des occasions de progrs.
10. Amliorer en permanence, le progrs n'a pas de limite.
Kaizen, une philosophie pour se dvelopper
Prix de vente
Profit
Cots de production
Prix du march
Aujourdhui:
Profit
Cots de production
Cots de production
Le
march
fixe le
prix !
Prix de vente
Profit
Objectifs
Une forte
orientation client
Valeur ajoute
Lieu de travail sr
Capacit comptitive
Croissance
Assurance du
respect des
dlais
Une logistique
amliore
Amlioration de la
Qualit
Des process et
des machines
fiables
Rduction
des cots
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Valeur Ajoute
Ajoute
Valeur
et
et
MUDA
MUDA
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Les MUDA sont des activits qui napportent pas de valeur ajoute.
Ce sont des gaspillages, des pertes, des dysfonctionnements.
Une citation
La perte de temps diffre des autres
pertes du fait quelle est irrcuprable.
Le temps perdu ne gt pas sur le sol
comme le matriel gaspill .
Henry FORD, 1926
Valeur ajoute
Non Valeur ajoute
Kaizen, une philosophie pour se dvelopper
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Les 7 MUDA
1. surproduction
2. stock
3. transport
4. dfauts et leur correction
5. attente
6. mouvement
7. processus excessif
Kaizen, une philosophie pour se dvelopper
PRODUITS
PERSONNES
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Surproduction
Produire trop ET
trop tt
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Stock
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Transport
Dplacer les
produits laide de
systmes de
manutention
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Dfaut
Rparer ou
recycler
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Attente
Attendre que la
machine termine,
que les pices
arrivent
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Mouvement
Marcher, nest pas travailler,
mauvaise ergonomie des postes de travail
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Processus excessif
En faire plus que le travail demand dans la gamme de temps
standard
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Bibliographie
In this classic text, Taiichi Ohno -- inventor of the Toyota Production System and
lean manufacturing -- shares the genius that sets him apart as one of the most
disciplined and creative thinkers of our time. Combining his candid insights with a
rigorous analysis of Toyota's attempts at lean production, Ohno's book explains
Toyota Production System:
how lean principles can improve any production-oriented endeaver. A historical
Beyond Large-Scale Production and philosophical description of just-in-time and lean manufacturing, this work a
must read for all students of human progress. On a more practical level, it
continues to provide inspiration and instruction for those seeking to improve
efficiency through the relentless elimination of waste.
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Bibliographie
Gemba Kaizen: A
Commonsense, Low-Cost
Approach to Management
Author Masaaki Imai argues that companies can become more profitable
by constantly looking for efficiencies, instead of seeking huge leaps, as is
the Western custom. The Japanese philosophy of kaizen says businesses
must mercilessly cut waste by eliminating anything thats even remotely
inefficient. These strategies will lead to more profitable companies and
better employee morale. Imai makes compelling arguments, and supports
them with a number of case studies and real-world examples that show
kaizen in action. getAbstract recommends this book to managers,
particularly executives of manufacturing companies.
This new book published by the Kaizen Institute and authored by Euclides A. Coimbra, CEO
of the Kaizen Institute Consulting Group, describes the application of the principles of Flow,
Synchronization and Levelling to full Supply Chains.
A new model for Lean in the Supply Chain is presented, integrating Lean Manufacturing and
Lean Logistics, together with detailed explanations and examples about:
Basic Reliability;
Creating Production Flow;
Creating Internal Logistics Flow;
Creating External Logistics Flow;
Supply Chain Flow Design.
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Bibliographie
Toyota Culture
Toyota Culture examines the human systems that Toyota has put in place to instill
its founding principles of trust, mutual prosperity, and excellence in its plants,
dealerships, and offices around the world. Beginning with a look at the evolution of the
Toyota culture and why its people are the heart and soul of the Toyota Way, the
authors explain the company's four-stage process for building and keeping quality
people: Attract, Develop, Engage, and Inspire. Drawing upon numerous examples
from Liker's decades of research as well as Hoseus' insider access as a Toyota
manager, Toyota Culture gives you the tools you need to:
find competent, able, and willing employees; start training and socializing your people
as you hire them; establish and communicate key business performance indicators at
every level of your organization; train your people to solve problems and continuously
improve processes in their daily work; develop leaders who live and teach your
company's philosophy; reward top performance-and offer help to those who are
struggling.
A Revolution in
Manufacturing :
The SMED System
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