A STUDY OF THE TOYOTA PRODUCTION SYSTEM SHIGEO SHINGO PDF

In addition, he is recognized as having created and formalized the Zero Quality Control, which emphasizes the application of the Poka-Yoke principle. Shingo was born on January 8, , in Saga, Japan. Company, he managed to observe the operations and the workers, arguing the need to improve them. By , he was sent to the Amano manufacturing plant in Yokohama, under the orders of the Ministry of Munitions.

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In addition, he is recognized as having created and formalized the Zero Quality Control, which emphasizes the application of the Poka-Yoke principle. Shingo was born on January 8, , in Saga, Japan.

Company, he managed to observe the operations and the workers, arguing the need to improve them. By , he was sent to the Amano manufacturing plant in Yokohama, under the orders of the Ministry of Munitions. The objective of the SMED was to eliminate the bottlenecks caused by the body molding presses.

In , he began to place simple mechanical instruments in the assembly processes, in order to prevent the pieces from being assembled incorrectly, which he called Poka-Yoke While analyzing the processes of the Hitachi factory, a member of the research team asked him how to handle the times when the items were delayed while there were cranes available.

In , he provided inspection at the source and managed to make the Poka-Yoke more sophisticated, so that the utility of statistical quality control was reduced since there were no errors. Three years later, in , Shigeo Shingo was awarded the Yellow Ribbon Medal, thanks to his contributions to the flow of operations in the shipbuilding industry.

A year later, he was part of an observation trip of the European machinery and other travel industry in the United States and Europe. On , after making a visit to a Matsushita plant, he got a full month without defects in an assembly line. Shigeo Shingo concluded that the Statistical Quality Control was not necessary to achieve zero defects, but that the application of Poka-Yoke and Inspection in the Source was sufficient so that it became the support of the Zero Quality Control.

Shigeo Shingo said that Japanese success was due to the loyalty of employees and the excellent relationships between staff and senior management, which were related to employment for life. Shigeo Shingo died on November 14, , at the age of No Ratings Yet Loading

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Challenge We form a long-term vision, meeting challenges with courage and creativity to realize our dreams. Kaizen We improve our business operations continuously, always driving for innovation and evolution. Genchi Genbutsu Go to the source to find the facts to make correct decisions. Respect for people[ edit ] Respect We respect others, make every effort to understand each other, take responsibility and do our best to build mutual trust. Teamwork We stimulate personal and professional growth, share the opportunities of development and maximize individual and team performance. External observers have summarized the principles of the Toyota Way as: [13] The right process will produce the right results[ edit ] Create continuous process flow to bring problems to the surface.