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SHIGEO SHINGO 1950’s in
Japan
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Changeover or Setup ???
techniques :
techniques
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Classify setup operations into –
waste, internal setups & external setups
Eliminate the waste
Separate internal from external setup operations
Convert internal setups into external ones
Improve internal setups
Improve external setups
Document the new procedure, and actions that are yet to be completed.
Do it all again
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STEP
(A)
Observe The Current Methodology
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STEP
(B)
Separate Internal And External Activities
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STEP
(C)
Convert Internal Activities Into External Activities
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STEP
(D)
Improve The Internal And External Activities So That They Come To A Common Scale
Use checklist to avoid omission
Use locating pins and sockets
Quick release fasteners instead of bolts and nuts
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Parallel Operations Using Multiple Operators
Effects of implementation :
Effects of implementation
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Average setup time reduced to 2.5% of the time originally required, i.e. a 97% improvement.
Other advantages:
Elimination of setup errors reduces defect rates.
Increased safety from simpler setups.
Lower expense of setups.
Operator preferred since easier to achieve.
Lower skill requirements since changes are now designed into the process rather than a matter of skilled judgement.
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Examples