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What is BELLCAPP? |
LEARN TO SEE RISK. Used to identify and eliminate risks in your workday. B- Body position E- Eyes on the Path L- Lifiting and Lowering (BLAST) L- Line of Fire C- Communication A- Ascending/Descending P- Pinch Points P- Procedures
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What is DOWNTIME? |
LEARN TO SEE WASTE. Used to identify and eliminate waste in your workday. D- Defects O- Overproduction W- Waiting N- Nonessential Tasks T- Transportation I- Inventory M- Motion E- Employees Unempowered |
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What is SNA? |
Technique used when identifing and eliminating risks used in conjuciton with BELLCAPP. S- Scan N- Notice A- Adjust |
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What is BLAST? |
Technique used when lifting and lowering objects while working. B- Bow the Back L- Lift with the legs A- tighten abdomen S- straighten back T- Twist, don't do it |
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What is a Value Stream Map (VSM)? |
Value Stream Maps are diagrams of the work flow through a facility. They distinguish between work that adds value for the customer and work that doesn't. Think of the VSM to be the playbook. The VSM determines Who does What, Where, and in which order. |
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What is 5S? |
The 5 S's are: Sort Straighten Shine Standardize Sustain *purpose is to set up the work area to minimize unnecessary steps and time spent gathering tools and material. |
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What is A3 Problem Solving? |
8 step problem solving method that uses data to breakdown a problem. The root cause of the problem is identified and countermeasures are implemented to prevent the problem from reoccurring. |
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What is Standard Work? |
The people who do the work know the best way to do the work and they write the standard and improve the standard. One best way minimizes variability and yields better reliablility and safety.
Standard work is How the work is done. |
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What are Visual Cues? |
Make it obvious to everyone if a process is on or off standard. Visual cues are everywhere. Examples are blue flags, blue lights,pitch charts, 2-bin floor stock, foam cutouts in toolboxes, and -on lights, etc... |
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Do you help (ie: align/throw switches) with a locomotive move? |
NO! |
