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Multidisciplinary Senior Design (MSDI) P18718: Preliminary Detailed Design Review Nick Campagnola Matt Eisner Ryan Leeson Kyle Leung Alec Meta Agenda Background Problem Statement Engineering/Customer Requirements Review


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Multidisciplinary Senior Design (MSDI)

P18718: Preliminary Detailed Design Review

Nick Campagnola Matt Eisner Ryan Leeson Kyle Leung Alec Meta

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Agenda

  • Background

○ Problem Statement ○ Engineering/Customer Requirements Review

  • Preliminary Detailed Design Review

○ Engineering Checklist ○ Change-Over Breakdown ○ 8 Wastes Identification ○ Fishbone Diagram

  • Updates

○ Test Plans ○ Risk Assessment Update ○ Project Plan

  • Questions
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Background

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Problem Statement

  • Kodak is interested in some process improvement assistance with one of

their production operations.

  • The current process flow for Kodak 135 Film production has three key
  • perations:

○ The first is a Dial Operation, the second is a Spooler Operation, and the final is a Packaging Operation.

  • Department Management has identified that there are opportunities for

reducing the setup times of the various processes and eliminating wastes.

○ Any reduction in setup time or identified wastes is considered a success. ○ Any additional changes to improve the department's processes is a plus.

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Engineering Requirements Review

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Engineering/Customer Requirements Review

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Preliminary Detailed Design Review

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Engineering Checklist

  • Gemba Walk
  • Identified Wastes
  • Created Initial Draft of Test Plan Actions
  • Captured second changeover
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Change-Over Breakdown

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8 Wastes Identification

1. T - Transportation 2. I - Inventory 3. M - Motion 4. W - Waiting 5. O - Over Processing 6. O - Overproduction 7. D - Defects 8. S - Skills

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Transportation

  • Moving 3P machine not involved in change over out of path
  • Moving pallets during changeover
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Inventory

  • Large amounts of material stored in various places in the

production area.

  • Material locations don’t seem to be officially marked as

designated location.

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Motion

  • Operators have to travel farther than needed due to

placement of needed materials. ○ If the materials were placed closer to where they have to be used, it could reduce time spent moving to gather them.

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Waiting

  • Communication between Spooler and 3P operators to

ensure they are ready to receive new order.

  • Waiting on mags and other necessary components for

various operations.

  • Waiting on glue to heat up with the 3P Machines
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Over Processing

  • Observed workers doubling handling tasks such as moving

table into place during changeover. Two different people both did the same job unaware it had already been completed.

  • Performing additional steps that do not add value or safety

to process (blue jackets).

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Overproduction

  • Production board has shown production numbers above the

needed amount. ○ Not sure if it is for compensation of previous low periods, or if production numbers are always higher than necessary.

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Defects

  • Film got scratched
  • Machines breaking down
  • Taping issue with the 3P machines
  • Velvet issue in Spooler operations
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Skills

  • Kodak employees vs contract employees being capable of

completing changeover procedures. ○ Possibly have the non-Kodak workers do changeovers ○ Make changeover easier to do

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Updates

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Test Plans - Desired Outcomes

  • Reduce changeover time by 15%
  • Make changeover process highly visual
  • Strategically place inventory in work areas
  • Create floater sheets for guideline help
  • Eliminate steps that do not add value or safety to the

product/ process

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Test Plans

  • Standardize / simplify changeover to be understood by

non-Kodak employees ○ Color coding plugs more ○ Alignment arrows on plugs ○ Taping the floor for specific placement of equipment

  • Raise the sign string
  • Hook / device to hold wires in place in packaging machines
  • Implement process flow chart visual tool to each operation
  • Interview employees on process concerns
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Test Plans

  • Try new path for changeover
  • Arranging machines into order of use
  • Have materials in a centralized location rather than spread
  • ut - have a cart for materials
  • More preparation before changeover occurs
  • Eliminate unnecessary steps
  • Visual Management
  • Assist in update to standard work documents
  • Run 3P changeover with parallel steps
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Risk Assessment Update

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Project Plan

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Project Plan

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Thank you!

Questions?