Advanced Lean Tools – Design for f(x)

Name: Advanced Lean Tools – Design for f(x)
Brand: Leading Edge Now
SKU: 1002
Price: 850.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€850.00 for groups of 10 and under

Size

Open to both individuals and teams of up to 10 people

Where x=Reliability, Function, Manufacturing or Maintenance

If you work long enough, you will encounter a product launch that doesn’t meet customer requirements or that is neigh-on impossible to produce/deliver or has given no serious thought into its long term viability but hey, it was launched nearly on time and nearly on budget. This session will give you the tools to minimize the potential problems at the design stage.

Course Overview

Design is not and should not be the sole remit of the design functions. It is only one element of the process. Yet, it is here where most of the long-term problems and waste are built in. The key to design is to ensure that the customer’s expectation have been met within your short- & long-term cost parameters that have been set. It is essentially prevention instead of correction.
We will show how the VOC is terms of reliability & usage are brought into play. We will use risk management to identify where the risks are so that they can be mitigated at the design stage. By involvement of the key participants, you can have all aspects of the design critiqued so that there is an ability to have clear set of reliability goals in place. Where there are design elements that are not yet fixed, we will introduce SDR – Speed Design Review as a means to speed up this element of the process. The use of Reliability Planning and then Verification to ensure you are achieving your results will be discussed. Finally, the setting up of a capture of data mechanism from real time to aid in management of reliability long term.

Expected Outcomes

Understand the Six pillars of highly effective reliability
Work though the Critical Elements of design - Customer Requirements, Risk Management, Reliability Planning & Verification and Knowledge Capture
How to set a Quantitative Reliability Goal
Where to use SDR - Speed Design Review
Test system and components for historical known failures and identify unknown failures
Develop a historical failure database

Course Duration

2 Hours

Who Should Attend

Anyone involved in product or process design or indeed anyone who lives with the results of such designs.

Meet your Trainer

Dermot Freeman who is an engineer, a natural teacher and mentor that has been involved in all aspects of Lean/Continuous Improvement over the last 40+ years. He is a Master Black Belt practitioner of Lean and has worked for Irish, German, Japanese and several American organisations across the food, medical device and FMCG sectors. He has worked with companies where Six Sigma was used and abused. He is a storyteller who brings to life Lean from personal experiences of making it real. He is also an ISO Lead Auditor and a Certified Scrum Master using the Lean techniques developed in the software development sector.
Dermot is comfortable working with Micro, SME and multinationals. He has trained and mentored various University Black Belt programs for the last 10 years.

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