Toyota Production System (TPS) Training | GRUPAS GELISIM
The Toyota Production System is a production management philosophy that has inspired many industries and businesses worldwide. GRUPAS Gelisim's Toyota Production System training and consulting program is designed for organizations that want to reduce waste, increase efficiency and gain a sustainable competitive advantage by creating customer value.
The program covers the fundamental building blocks of TPS in a hands-on manner: JIT (Just-in-Time production), Jidoka (building in quality), the Kanban pull system, Kaizen, TPM (Total Productive Maintenance), 5S and Standard Work, Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Visual Management, the Gemba Walk and Genchi Genbutsu. Toyota's 14 management principles provide participants with a concrete roadmap toward the goal of "highest quality, lowest cost, shortest lead time".
Outcomes / Benefits
- Reduction of waste and increased cost effectiveness
- Achieving continuous flow, shortening flow times and delivery times
- Lower defect and rework rates through the Jidoka approach that assures quality at the source
- Prevention of excess inventory and overproduction through production based on customer demand (pull system)
- Balancing the workload of people and machines, efficiency in resource utilization
- Problems becoming quickly visible instead of staying hidden, thanks to standard work and visual management
- A strong continuous improvement (Kaizen) culture with the participation of all employees
- Developing leaders who apply and teach the philosophy, transformation into a self-learning organization
- A more flexible, customer-focused business structure with a sustainable competitive advantage
Who Is It For?
For production, quality, maintenance, planning and supply chain managers; continuous improvement and lean manufacturing teams; and senior management teams aiming for operational excellence. TPS principles are successfully applied not only in the automotive industry but in many different sectors.
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