Noboru Takeuchi

The Toyota Production System Journey (eBook, PDF)

The Continuously Changing Features of TPS and Lean Thinking

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

The Toyota Production System (TPS) is regarded as a sophisticated concept that helps us understand the world of manufacturing. It evolved from the system of mass-producing cars, established by Ford, and the Japanese have since endeavored to make their own universal production system.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 388
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000770834
• Artikelnr.: 65448492

Autorenporträt

Noboru Takeuchi is an executive consultant in a Japanese consulting firm for manufacturing called Process Design Co., Ltd. Japan, where he shares his knowledge and experiences of the Toyota Production System, known as TPS. He was Ex-Adjunct Professor at Aichi Gakuin University Graduate School, the former Chief Adviser of the Production Engineering Management Meeting held by the Japan Management Association (JMA). He worked at an automotive company of the Toyota Group for Genba innovation based on the Toyota Production System, researching and developing the production process technology for the automotive elemental components, and leading the business administration flow process based on the concept of TPS. He has worked on cost reduction, the 5S, Kaizen of operations and logistics, the Kanban system, productivity enhancement, lead time shortening, and quality in the production workplace.

He has a Bachelor of Engineering from the Nagoya Institute of Technology and a Master of Chemical Engineering from Osaka Prefecture University in Japan.

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1: The Team Leader grows as a production supervisor 01. Team Leader
Julie looks back at her notes Part 2: Overview of the purpose of the Toyota
Production System 02. Trigger 03. Purpose 04. Consideration Journey Two:
Meditation Journey Part 3: Encountering the Toyota Production System 05.
Prologue 06. Encountering the Toyota Production System 07. Getting through
the R&D 08. Setting up a production line 09. Transfer to the production
workplace. How should the factory be managed? 10. Encountering Kanban at
the start of mass production Part 4: Production by way of Kanban 11.
Machine-based: The machine-based workplace managed via Kanban 12.
Manual-based: Working on the assembly line 13. An"Anti-TPS" force? 14.
Kanban as part of the daily management routine Part 5: Standing still and
observing the jobsite by means of Genchi-Gembutsu 15. Observing the
Production Workplace closely using Standing Observation; How worthless
management that exists only on paper is! 16. Is it easy to manage in the
Kanban world!? ; What is the role of the manager? 17. The role of the
Assistant Manager in the Toyota Production System Part 6: Learning the
Toyota Production System as a technical expert in mid-position 18. Learning
the Toyota Production System together with young technical experts 19.
Learning the role of the Toyota Production System 20. The never-ending
pursuit Journey Three. Implementation Journey Part 7: Entering the Kaizen
Promotion Organization 21. New departure 22. Transfer to the managing
division of TPS activities 23. The way to advance the activity:
Organization for promoting TPS 24. What is the company-wide function of
OMCD? 25. TPS activity is mainly implemented in the Production Division
under the support of the TPS Promotion Department Part 8: Implementation in
Jishuken 26. The Institute for the Study of the Toyota Production System:
Jishuken 27. Organization, themes and attendees of Jishuken 28. The
activity teams in Jishuken divided into Production and Logistics29.
Learning the ideology and the techniques, implementing Kaizen in Jishuken
inside the company Part 9: Becoming a Kaizen practitioner 30. Productivity:
Apparent Efficiency and True Efficiency, Rate of Operation and Operational
Availability 31. Improvement of work in the production line 1: The Muda of
work, the ideology of Flexible Manpower Line 32. Improvement of work in the
production line 2: Standardized Work 33. Improvement of machine in the
production line 34. Improvement of process in the production line 35. As a
Kaizen practitioner Part 10: President of supplier remembers the Kaizen
activities 36. President of supplier looks back 37. President had a bad
time with poor instruction 38. Reviewing the Kaizen activity 39. Restarting
the TPS activity 40. Establishing the continuous TPS Kaizen activity
Journey Four. Deepening Journey Part 11: Learning the true procedure for
Kaizen 41. When absentminded 42. Visualizing the workplace by initially
doing 2S, especially in the TPS level grade A company 43. Proceeding
initally to sketch out the ideal state Part 12: Advancing toward the
high-level features of TPS 44. Learning the high-level features of TPS,
implementing Kaizen Production in Jishuken inside the company 45. Learning
the high-level features of TPS, implementing Kaizen of Logistics in
Jishuken outside the company 46. Implementing the activities in a different
culture where a practitioner develops the ability to find out the
problem47. Changing features of the Toyota Production System Part 13: The
Features of TPS 48. The Features of TPS (Global TPS: Schematic Diagram of
the Toyota Production System) 49. Overview of the Toyota Production System
(TPS): "Three Keys," "Four Behaviors" and "The Features of Monodzukuri
(Manufacturing)" Glossary References