Project Poster - Lean Manufacturing

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SZS IMPLEMENTING LEAN MANUFACTURING PRINCIPLES AT A MANUFACTURING COMPANY DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING SHOAIB IQBAL, MUFAZZAL, FAISAL NAJM, SALMAN AHMED JILANI Batch 2009-2010 LEAN MANUFACTURING A comprehensive set of techniques that, when united together, will allow the reduction and then elimination of the seven wastes: SZS, a private sector ISO 9001:2000 certified organization, is engaged in different domains as sighted below: S. Zia ul Haq & Sons Catering Portable Cabins Camp Management Services Manpower Supply Civil Engineering HVAC 1. Waiting 2. Over Production 3. Rejects 4. Excess Motion Specify what creates value Identify all the steps along the process chain Make those processes flow Make only what is pulled by the customer Go for precision by repeatedly removing wastes Implementing Lean Manufacturing Principles Reduction of Wastes & Productivity Improvement Through improving operations Through making Improvements in the design Through making enhancements in the Layout BASE-FRAME DESIGN OPTIMIZATION PRINCIPLES OF LEAN MANUFACTURING S. ZIA UL HAQ & SONS PROJECT DELIVERABLES WASTE ANALYSIS 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Wastes Frequency Roof Frames fabricated at the ground TOOLS UTILIZED Material pre-cut at the store Specialized Workers for major operations LAYOUT ANALYSIS & ENHANCEMENTS 2 3 Pulley Mechanism 7 4 1 Retractable Awning 8 Proposed Design of Cart 6 Towing Car for transportation 5 Fixtures and Clamps 9 Pneumatic Riveter 12 Dr. M. Fahad (Associate Professor) Ms. Rabia Zubair (Lecturer) Mr. Azhar Qadri (Manager Engineering, SZS) Internal Advisors: External Advisor: Equipment On-spot Sizing Inappropriate Cart Height Fabrication at altitude Work overload Manual Material Lifting Exposed Manufacturing Floors Environment Waste Time & Resources Large distance between work and storage area Manual Riveting Manual Material Transfer Transportation Operations Current Design and Analysis of Base frame Proposed Designs of Base frame Proposed solutions for reduction of wastes Base Frame Design Optimization: Waste Analysis & Elimination: Layout Designing & Improvement: NX 7.5, ANSYS v14 WBS Time & Motion Study Quality Tools Kaizen 5S AutoCAD 2010 5. Over Processing 6. Excess Inventory 7. Transportation Current Layout of Manufacturing yards Current Proposed Distance 310.5 meters ~ 240 meters Time 3.33 hours ~ 2 hours Proposed Layout of Manufacturing yards 0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% % Reduction Results Design 1 Design 3 Design 2 Results Results

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BASE-FRAME DESIGN OPTIMIZATION

BASE-FRAME DESIGN OPTIMIZATION

BASE-FRAME DESIGN OPTIMIZATION

PROJECT DELIVERABLES

PROJECT DELIVERABLES

S. ZIA UL HAQ & SONS

PRINCIPLES OF LEAN MANUFACTURING

LEAN MANUFACTURING

SZSIMPLEMENTING LEAN MANUFACTURING

PRINCIPLES AT A MANUFACTURING COMPANYDEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING

SHOAIB IQBAL, MUFAZZAL, FAISAL NAJM, SALMAN AHMED JILANI

Batch 2009-2010

LEAN MANUFACTURING

A comprehensive set of techniques that, when united together,

will allow the reduction and then elimination of the seven

wastes:

SZS, a private sector ISO 9001:2000 certified organization, is

engaged in different domains as sighted below:

S. Z

ia u

l Haq

& S

on

s

Catering

Portable Cabins

Camp Management Services

Manpower Supply

Civil Engineering

HVAC

1. Waiting

2. Over Production

3. Rejects

4. Excess Motion

Specify what creates value

Identify all the steps along the process chain

Make those processes flow

Make only what is pulled by the customer

Go for precision by repeatedly removing wastes

Imp

lem

enti

ng L

ean

Ma

nufa

ctu

ring

Pri

ncip

les

Reduction of Wastes & Productivity

Improvement

Through improving operations

Through making Improvements in the

design

Through making enhancements in the

Layout

BASE-FRAME DESIGN OPTIMIZATION

PRINCIPLES OF LEAN MANUFACTURING

S. ZIA UL HAQ & SONS

PROJECT DELIVERABLES

WASTE ANALYSIS

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Wastes

Frequency

Roof Frames fabricated

at the ground

TOOLS UTILIZED

Material pre-cut

at the store

Specialized Workers for

major operations

LAYOUT ANALYSIS & ENHANCEMENTS

2

3 Pulley

Mechanism

7

4

1 Retractable Awning

8 Proposed Design of Cart

6 Towing Car for transportation

5 Fixtures and Clamps

9 Pneumatic Riveter

12

Dr. M. Fahad (Associate Professor)

Ms. Rabia Zubair (Lecturer)

Mr. Azhar Qadri

(Manager Engineering, SZS)

Internal Advisors:

External Advisor:

Equipment

On-spot

Sizing

Inappropriate

Cart Height

Fabrication at

altitude

Work overload

Manual Material

Lifting

Exposed

Manufacturing

Floors

Environment

WasteTime &

Resources

Large distance

between work and

storage area

Manual

Riveting

Manual Material

Transfer

Transportation Operations

Current Design and Analysis of Base frame

Proposed Designs of Base frame

Proposed solutions for reduction of wastes

Base Frame Design Optimization:

Waste Analysis & Elimination:

Layout Designing & Improvement:

NX 7.5, ANSYS v14

WBSTime & Motion StudyQuality ToolsKaizen5S

AutoCAD 2010

5. Over Processing

6. Excess Inventory

7. Transportation

Current Layout of Manufacturing yards

Current Proposed

Distance 310.5 meters ~ 240 meters

Time 3.33 hours ~ 2 hours

Proposed Layout of Manufacturing yards

0.00%

10.00%

20.00%

30.00%

40.00%

50.00%

60.00%

% R

edu

ctio

n

Results

Design 1 Design 3Design 2

Results

Results