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Quick Changeover Examples (SMED) AMF Process Improvement Group 16 February 2017 Proprietary information of New Potential www.newpotentialcbs.com Remember the Basics OBSERVE the process IDENTIFY steps that NEED to be done whilst


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Quick Changeover Examples (SMED)

AMF – Process Improvement Group

16 February 2017

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Ø OBSERVE the process

Remember the Basics

Ø IDENTIFY steps that NEED to be done whilst stopped and what CAN be done whilst it’s running Ø OPTIMISE – Shorten INT Ø MOVE INT to EXT Ø OPTIMISE – Shorten EXT

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  • Early 1970’s startup called Southwest Airlines posted

loss of $1.6m.

  • Forced to sell 1 of its planes within 24mths

Services – Southwest Airlines

The answer: Unload and load passengers faster than any other airline and get planes back in the air … “The 10 minute Turnaround” The following year SA posted its first profit and stayed black since

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… ruthlessly applied the principles

Southwest – How did they do it?

Park at gate Land Take-

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Taxi Retrieve luggage Alight Clean Reload/ Seating Checks Push back Park at gate Land Take-

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Taxi Retrieve luggage Alight Clean Reload/ Seating Checks Push back

Identified ‘External’ steps …

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  • Moved INT to EXT
  • Looked for parallel work opportunities

Southwest – How did they do it?

Park at gate Land Take-

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Taxi Retrieve luggage Alight Clean Reload/ Seating Checks Push back

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Before and after …

Southwest – How did they do it?

Park at gate Land Take-

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Taxi Retrieve luggage Alight Clean Reload/ Seating Checks Push back Park at gate Land Take-

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Taxi Retrieve luggage Alight Clean Reload/ Seating Checks Push back

process time

  • Reduction in turnaround (process lead time)
  • Reduced costs
  • Competitive edge
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  • Used same aircraft (versus 10 at competitors)

Ø Interchangeability (aircraft and components) Ø Simplified mechanics training and skill set Ø Lower spares inventory Ø Same size/shape for gate access

  • Point to Point Operation

Ø Less congestion than at Hubs (slot availability and volatility) Ø Less impact of weather

  • Don’t charge customers for bags

Applying the Principles

  • 1. Single Minute Exchange of People
  • 2. Single Minute Exchange of Aircraft
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What are the obvious steps they made ‘EXTERNAL’

How Fast Can You Change a Tyre?

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Manufacturing – Quick Changeover

  • Die alignment – tolerances on dowels with chamfers
  • Automated coating process in cabinet whilst preparing machine
  • Moved inspection to ‘External’
  • Standardized ‘warm-up’ process
  • Reduced the need to fetch documentation ‘Inside’ operation
  • Stopped continual tampering with dies – made them compliant
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Same principles and questions need to be asked Involve process workers

Manufacturing/Assembly – Quick Changeover

Examples:

  • Indexed assembly carousels
  • Implement parallel activities
  • Quick release clamping, or boltless clamping methods
  • Snap-on hose connectors
  • Positive location methods (eliminate adjustments)
  • Multiple entry points to machine/assembly jigs
  • Etc.
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  • Less downtime
  • Less inventory (smaller batches)
  • Quicker turnaround (responsiveness)
  • Better delivery performance
  • Reduced costs
  • Easier for employees

Benefits

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  • SMED (Quick changeover) – improves productivity for a particular type of

problem Other lean improvement techniques improve productivity, reduce costs and improve quality Tips:

  • Involve process users – (video if possible)
  • Focus on the right problematic areas – not FOTM
  • Standardization – codify not tacit
  • Don’t take away the examples as templates – take away the principles
  • Your application will be unique, but relevant

Summary and Health Warnings

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Gavin Jones gavinjones@newpotentialcbs.com www.newpotentialcbs.com 07852 595 576