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1 Case Study based on a trip on Nov 19, 02 NUMMI

2 History/Products Late 70’s oil crisis GM closes Fremont, CA plant firing 6000 in 1982 Toyota approaches GM to set up Toyota production system at a GM plant, United Auto Workers accepts the deal GM and Toyota put together $400M in GM owns the infrastructure, Toyota is the tenant. Nummi = New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc is born in 1984 as the unique example of a Toyota – GM joint venture Products: Toyota Corolla, Tacoma Trucks, Pontiac Vibe (Toyota bottom, GM top) and Toyota Voltz (Toyota bottom, GM top, sold in Japan), GM Prism until 13/12/01

3 Workers Nummi has about 4500 unionized workers Workers are under two types: –Production, high school graduates –Maintenance Workers work in teams of 4-6 Workers in a team rotate the tasks every 1-3 hours Team leader is responsible for the rotation. Team leader withdraws parts from the inventory (every 1- 2 hours) and provides the tools as necessary Workers make $17 per hour

4 Capacity Nummi has a cycle time of –60 seconds for Corolla, 1 body –82 seconds for Tacoma, 3 bodies (only cabin is produced at Nummi, the bottom and the back are bought from suppliers) Nummi works in two shifts –I: 6:00-14:30, II: 16:30-1:00 –Each shift has 1 hour lunch/dinner break –Starting the first shift at 6:00 workers avoid heavy morning traffic –Two hours between shifts I and II is to allow for overtime after the first shift when necessary

5 Work Flow Stamping: Forming metal (side, back, front) panels with presses Body & Weld: Putting panels together Paint: Paint inspection is the current bottleneck –Primer body paint applied by robots (chemically hazardous task) –Door jambs painted manually Plastics: Making bumpers, inside panels Assembly: Putting in tires, engine, seats, bumpers, harnessing. Cars, trucks on 2 km, 0.8 km conveyors Cars contain Building manifest = BOM = Ingredients list at every step of these operations

6 Just in time Kaizen: continuous improvement Kanban: replenishment every 1-2 hours Jidoka: Assure 100% quality. Otherwise pull the Andon chord –1000 times per shift –9% of line stops are longer than 30 seconds –Line stops longer than an hour once every month Muda: Waste to be eliminated Genchi Genbutsu: Go to the source to learn and to solve the problems This Japanese terminology is all over the boards in the plant

7 Creative Tool / Work Place Design Die change at the stamping in 3 hours Tilted storage bins for ease of access Collapsing storage boxes when empty –To reduce the empty box storage requirements in trucks returning to suppliers, say in Indiana –These boxes save about $10M annually –The worker who suggested the boxes earned several thousand points. 1 point = $1. More info