Kaizen Focused Improvement Teams (F.I.T.) Training Pack.

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Kaizen Focused Improvement Teams (F.I.T.) Training Pack

Aims & Objectives Target Audience : FIT Team Members Purpose of Module : To equip attendees with the knowledge & understanding to participate in a Focused Improvement Team, in order to deliver tangible and sustainable improvements. Aims & Objectives : To solve a “real” problem using a methodical, standardised and sequential approach. To introduce and use the 4 stage FIT process To show the relationship between FIT and Problem Solving.

What is F.I.T? “A team set up to quickly identify, prioritise & solve work issues, through the application of a basic methodical problem solving process ”

Why F.I.T? Standard Process Involvement Methodical Rapid Improvements Communication Lean Culture

What can a F.I.T. Deliver? Before Located away from the machine Limited sizes No identification Located next to the machine Space for all sizes used Easily identifiable Reorder kanban in place After

Things to Consider Before F.I.T. Implementation Who How Where What When ….involving everyone with 100% communication!

The F.I.T. Sheet

FIT Day 1 Brainstorming!!! Low Cost Can be done this week Low Cost Will take longer than a week High Cost Longer Term Improvements

FIT Schedule

Listen to everybody No idea is a bad idea Think outside the box Encourage participation Keep to time Tips for Running Day 1

F.I.T. Day 2 Prioritising!!!

F.I.T. Schedule

Be realistic Impact on team Consensus Team Involvement Record present state Tips for Running Day 2

F.I.T. Day 3 Analysing!!!

F.I.T. Schedule

Confirm understanding Future state consensus Allocate owners Bite sized chunks Completion dates Tips for Running Day 3

F.I.T. Day 4 Reviewing!!!

F.I.T. Schedule

Has everything been done? Record new state Recovery plan if necessary Plan to sustain Communicate Tips for Running Day 4

Cost People Delivery Quality Safety Log Ideas & Monitor Benefits Manning the Till

What can we do Next? 2hr FITsBalanced Work Work Instruction Sheets Longer Kaizens

Finally…….. Improvements should be in-expensive. The more money we spend, the less ingenuity we use to find solutions.

Aims & Objectives Purpose of Module : To equip attendees with the knowledge & understanding to participate in a Focused Improvement Team, in order to deliver tangible and sustainable improvements. Aims & Objectives : To solve a “real” problem using a methodical, standardised and sequential approach. To introduce and use the 4 stage FIT process To show the relationship between FIT and Problem Solving. Did we Succeed ?