Single-Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)Quick Changeover (QCO) Flashcards

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SMED

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Single-Minute Exchange of Die

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QCO

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Quick Changeover

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Process Defined

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Start:
1)Form and train team (PST)
2) Videotape the set-up activity
3)Classify activities as external or internal
4)Eliminate external downtime
5) Convert internal to external set up
6) Study internal setup steps to develop the best method
7)Identify adjustment elimination opportunities
8) Provide training to the employees that perform the set up.
9)Time reduction goals met

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Form and train team (PST)

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*It should be a team effort!

1) Technicians (bring in available peers)
2)Operators (might include neighbors)
3) Engineers (must understand the process)
4)Supervisors (must be aware to pull in others)

*Probably, those operators focused on the process might not participate from the beginning. When ready, they should!

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Videotape the set-up activity

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a) Videotaping what happens during the changeover activity is critical to study the video and identify opportunities.

b) We need to distinguish between external and internal changeover activities.

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Classify activities as external or internal

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1) External – activities that can occur while the machine is in operation.

2) Internal – activities that only occur when the machine is stopped.

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Eliminate external downtime

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*Do external activities while the equipment is dedicated to the previous product

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Convert internal to external set up

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Modify machine, eliminate threads

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Study internal set ups steps to develop the best method

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identify and group the tools needed for stages of the set up.

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Identify adjustments elimination opportunities

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*fixed positioning, preset tooling, standard closure space

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Provide training to the employees

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*Using the best method until they become skilled

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Basic definitions

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*Additional people should be brought in to speed up the activities of the changeover!

*Notice that the whole process must be repeated until the desired reduction is achieved.

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Layout concerns

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*Where are the paperwork, tools and spare parts needed for the changeover located? Relocate all those as close as possible!

*Imagine a heart surgeon; how close should he/she be from the patient?

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Housekeeping & organization (5S)

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*How well organized are the tools?

*A location for each tool and all tools in their defined location!

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5S

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1)Sort
2)Set in Order
3) Shine
4)Standardize
5)Sustain

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Sort (5s)

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Eliminate unnecessary items and prioritize essential tools and materials

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Set in order 5s

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Organize and arrange essential items for easy access and visual management

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Shine 5s

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Clean and maintain the workspace to ensure a safe and efficient environment

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Standardize 5s

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Establish standardized procedures and practices to sustain the improvements made in the first three S’s

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Sustain 5s

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Instill a culture of continuous improvement and long term adherence to the 5s principles