Green Belt Class Flashcards

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What is an Artifact

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Something Visual, sharable, and easy to align

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What is a charter?

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creates scope, boundaries, permission, and a leader

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What is the high level “improvement guide”?

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Seeing/understanding the process
Root Cause Analysis
Lean Countermeasures
Implementation

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What is Takt time?

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Available time / Demand (volume)

shows customer demand interval, compare to cycle time to see capability

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what is rolled throughput?

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A multiplication of % completeness of each step to see the actual percent complete

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what is the basic Value Stream Mapping Process?

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Identify steps and Handoffs (Document opportunities)
Estimate “complete and accurate” at each handoff
Determine if a step Is Value add or Not
Evaluate Opportunities (wastes, non value adds)
find root causes for wastes
Build Ideal state

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What is Volume in VSM?

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how many times a process is done

used to show throughput rate

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What it touch time?

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the time it takes to complete a task minus backlog and interruptions

shows potential of a process (and waste)

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What is cycle time?

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how long it takes to complete a process with interruptions

shows how much non-value add time there is

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what is lead time?

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how long it takes to complete the task including backlog. Queue+cycle

shows process from customer perspective

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what is WIP

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how much is in the process.

stage with the most WIP is the constraint

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what is %C&A

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Percent Complete and Accurate

used for rolled throughput

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Rolled Throughput

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product of all %C&A

shows quality of the process in total

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Cause and Effect Diagram branches for Manufacturing (Ms)

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Man, Machine, Method, Material

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Cause and Effect Diagram branches for Service (Ss)

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Surroundings, suppliers, systems, skills

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Cause and Effect Diagram branches for Administrative Service (Ps)

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People, Process, Policies, Procedures, Product (service), Place, Price, Promotion

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What is the 5 Why’s?

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ask “why” to 5 subsequent questions to find the “root cause”

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Basic Steps of “Future State”

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Build, Create, Execute

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what is ECRS?

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Eliminate, Combine, Rearrange, Simplify

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Hammer’s 7 Ws (for innovation and process reengineering)

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Whether? Who? When? Where? What interconnections? What inputs and information? what degree?

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What should you do with each Opportunity for improvement

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Create an action plan (For approval)

who? what? when? and IT SHOULD SHAKE THINGS UP

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3 considerations for the ideal state plan

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Process Reengineering (7 Ws)
Don’t fix ‘non value add’
Dont wait for a ‘technology’ solution

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What are the implementation steps

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Planning
communicating
execution
discipline
persistance
measurement
celebration

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What are the most important things to do when planning better process?

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What? Deliverables and Metrics
Who? is responsible
When? will it be done
Why? is this important

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what are the important parts of communication during process improvement?
Implementation internal benchmarking Motivation Culture communication formats - briefings, reports, etc...
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