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Productivity increase Power Workshop Production Optimization

Productivity increase Power Workshop Production Optimization

Concrete strategies for immediate implementation

Continuous growth and changes to objectives and framework conditions often go hand in hand with the further development of established structures. The Power Workshop offers a strategic roadmap for the further development of your organization and structures. Together, we develop an action plan on site that is tailored to your corporate goals, processes, production and organization. We also use methods and strategies such as OEE and Lean Six Sigma. Our aim is to identify potential for increasing efficiency and performance. The Power Workshop Production Optimization is your decision-making basis for taking suitable measures and aligning your company for the long term.

Benefits

  • On-site workshop in your production facility for immediate implementation of improvements
  • Creation of a roadmap with specific optimization strategies (short, medium and long-term measures)
  • Weighing up the costs and benefits when developing the measures
  • Confidence in decision making, since subsequent decisions are based on transparent insights and facts

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  • Products - How can design engineering details be simplified or cleaned up? Is it possible to give components a modular design? Source: Hanjo Kreyer
  • Which future manufacturing concept matches the development possibilities?
  • Which material flow guarantees the shortest route and the most efficient production?
  • Which means of transport permit the implementation of the most efficient internal logistics?
  • All relevant information flows from order intake to shipping thanks to data flow organization.

Features

  • Products: How can design details be simplified or streamlined? Is it possible to design components in a modular way?

  • Production principle: Does order-based production with "batch size 1" fit my order structure? Or does it make sense for me to produce parts
    on interim stock? What changes do I introduce?

  • Material flow and machine positioning: How can I make parts and batches flow more efficiently through my production in the future?

  • Logistics in production: Which transport methods for raw materials, components and auxiliary materials will be suitable for me?

  • Organisation: How do I ensure that information flows correctly and accurately from order entry to dispatch, even in times of change?

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