Fill out the following form to receive your training sheet Improving production flows through layouts
Layouts contribute to the performance of production processes. Finding the most efficient layout or modifying an existing layout requires specific knowledge of the subject.
Objectives
To be able to design an efficient layout
To be able to take into account all constraints
To be able to measure the performance of a layout
To balance workstations
To optimize surface areas and the circulation of people and materials
Reviews
Validation of acquired knowledge: Case study
Satisfaction assessment
A. THE PRODUCTION CYCLE
- Woodward's typology
B. THE DIFFERENT INDUSTRIAL FLOWS
- Push flow
- Pull flow
- Synchronous flow
C. THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF IMPLEMENTATION
- By profession
- In blocks
- On line
D. PHYSICAL FLOWS
- Logistics flows
- Human flows
- Material flows
E. LINE BALANCING
- Load & capacity
- The takt time
- Bottlenecks & constraints
- Theory of constraints
F. THE PERFORMANCE OF AN IMPLEMENTATION
- Crossing time
- Work in progress
- Surface occupancy
G. TOOLS
- Process mapping
- Kanban
- The "one-piece flow"
- TRS
- SMED
- The Mizusumashi
