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GoE Category: | GoE Name: GoE State: GoE Location: Unit Nam UDYAM Registration No. NIC Code: Year: Lean Diagnostic Study Report [Company Information Gok [Enterprise name lAddress : “Phone : Lean Consultant a Email : [Main Products : Manufacturing Process : ear of : ablishment : Gomeratic Phone : cEO Email: Phone: lLean Coordinator ~ Email : value Type : linvestment: (es Grow) Industry Type: lannual Turnover} 2019-20 2020-21: 2021-22: [Employee Post | Lae perso kerength IcraduateEnsineer Graduate Diploma] ITI x | Helper | Total jen omen [Certificates : Remarks (Company O1 anization Structure bs Oe Nioa [Remarks Pilot Value Stream Selection Product Families ‘ ‘alue Streams Pilot Value Stream Number of Employees ‘alue Stream Map} fio ica [Remarks ‘alue Stream Benchmark Pree) Outpat(in Rs)/Labor Costin Labour . ._.. Rs.)(Comparison Productivity etween prelean and post-lean period) ope uate Rs Capital Productivity mvestment in 'Y Machines( Technology) Annual Cumulative savings Savings from various Lean (Lean) projects Nos. of defective produets returned by customer’ Total no. of Voice ot Products dispatched Customer No, of recognition letters/ certificates from Customers and third party Total Sales Inventory Value/Average Y Inventory(Comparison Turn Ratio etween préslean and posi-lean periods) Bacok Kaizen Implemented Keizens : % Reduction in ee rejection/ Rework Ci of poor quality) Ratio Ratio. Rupees Ratio No. Rupees/Unit Inventory Number of Kaizen PPM as oH People Trained in HR Paley ee Lean Man-Hours roject), Time taken between F | 5 Lead Time Customer order to Days ! Delivery Value Add Ratio of Process time a 10 Ratio Hie. Onctime _% of Customer a 11 Detivery schedule adherance Percentage(’*) % of Material utilised in Finished goods ~ 12 ThtowehPut Gviaterial wt in Percentaze(%) sr Finished Goods/Total RM taken wt) * 100% % of Machines run for production out of total available time(For Critical process) =(Pereentage(%) Total time of machine run / Total available time ) * 100% ( Availibility Ratio * 13. Eauipment 3 Availability 14 OBE Performation Ratio * Percentage(%) Quality Ratio )* 100% Reduction of space js Floor Area required for production sq meter Freed up in % by employing Kaizen Raw material ‘consumed by the unit Per Lakh in the past 6 months/1 Tumover Raw 16 Material Consumption Year : Energy consumed by 17 ees ion the unit in the past 6 Bolton samPhOM months/1 Year Water consumed by Water - Per Lakh 18 eet aption BE unit inthe past © —Tymoyer months/1 Year Remarks ST ean TooWs | Rating Geale 0 ~5)— Consultant qeed to rate the status of the organization st «| Projects Stage, based on its DSR findings. N 0 1 2 3 4 5 ° 1 [3s There bono 58 | 1.15 515 $i 10.35 13. 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Matrix for inlimited prveduaged | O78 all levels. | critical to activities such | in | quality as practicing | improvement 9, Rewards and | processes 1$ 5S at the activities. recognition available and ‘workplace. systems in. operators are | place placed as per skill | requirement! | | | | | | | z esl eee 4 Kaizen Noawareness [1 Voluntary | 4 Team Bkawen | 10 Kaizen 12, > 30% enkaizen | sugee | given | Rdjects are | projects are | employer Spncepe | schemeds. = walnine om gentified | identified incl work! place for Kaizen during Daily | during Daily are invel¥ individual Work Work to Kaizen oriented [Link] Management | Management activity. Kaizens eine formed | (DWM). | OWM) fo doing | meetings | mestings 13,Nos ¢ 2. 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Decided as instores about | instructions | {Rho all are | (6) 58 zones, | joc on machines, | perrosible | zone leaders. | address of inhazardous for visual | and updated materials, areas, Floor control SS check | display of markings, displays. | sheers, items fallen | Area's | below safety. | identification, 3. Annual | (ey Stocks shelf. | emergency targets Machine's | life items Contact person eascaded | lubrication details, downto | status [Link] of Monthly Productivity | 16. All visual targets (Gy Prertor. | tends in each’ | asreite are Samed by | sittivatin | Scones dynamically management Updated by Se RO Dalby | Fi steoecte | the persons of Updated Suggestions | responsible Measurement cach OMechine | deparimen | | 6 Visual ‘status 13. Display of | controls, (breakdown | Quality circle isplayed at a | status) activities in common each place on department. production & quality performance & process standards on work stations | (local Ianguage) 6 SOPs/__| Thereareno | 1. SOPsmade [2 Employees | 4.5087 _| 6. SOPs Central | Standardiz | documented | with some | provided —_| Standardized | Standardized | records are ed work — | SOP’s/ basic training on | work work updated, with instruction | siandardized | information | SOPs/ instructions | instructions —_| the s ‘work for few Standardized | (in local being followed | amendment instructions | manufacturing | work language) | byalll the notes, processes and | insiructions | prepared and_ | operators displayed on displayed for | [Link] ofthe work | 3. 80Ps/ | approx. 7. While ‘ensured that stations. Standardized | 100% ofthe | analysing & | updated and work manufacturin | resolving revised instructions | g précesses | quality or ther | versions of prepared and | including | problems, if | documents are displayed for | critical those are available at approx, 25% | processes, | related to need | workplace. of the | for manufacturin | [Link] | improvement processes | Don'ts for | in any SOPs Including the | important | Standardized critical quality and | work processes. | safety instructions requirements | then the same displayed in| are amended, local approved. and langueye | displayed. Value Stream Waste Summary Benchmark Based on the rating, consultant need to indicate the baseline data & specify the target for improvement 1 Over Production 2 Inventory 3 Defects 4° Waiting 5. Over Processing Rs Rs/day Hrs ay Hrs/D ay 6 ‘Transportation Feet ~ 7 Motion Re. = e ay Numb 8 Unused Talent erof as = People IRemarks [Lean Manufacturing Tool Wise Status Icrools be chosen as per scheme guidelines for the intermediate level and resto be marked as NA). etre 1 5S (Housekeeping) = ; 2 Visual Control Sy 4 Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) 2 4 Justin Time (JIT) e 5 Kanban System 6 Cellular Layout 7 Value Stream Mapping 8 Poka Yoke or Mistake Proofing SMED (Single minute Exchange of Dies) a 1) Kaizen Blitz or Rapid Improvement Process 2 | [Remarks

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