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Session Title |
IDEAS-The Driving Force of Mitsubishi
Power Systems Americas |
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Session Abstract |
Mitsubishi Power Systems, Americas is
using their IDEAS Program to document, track and
implement continuous improvements generated by
the MTWI Program. The true foundation of our
business is our Employees. Our IDEAS program
first brought the team together by seeking
continuous improvement without monetary
rewards. The IDEAS Program helped develop an
atmosphere of teamwork and shared goals. This
enabled MPSA to implement the first TWI
Programs, Job Relations and Job Instruction. The
IDEAS Program helped determine JI events. JI
helped establish Standard Work. Job Methods
completed the cycle of Ideas, team building,
improved instructions and continuous
improvement. The IDEAS Program and MTWI have
become the way of running business at MPSA.
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Specific Learning Objectives |
Upon
completion of this session, participants will
learn…
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How to establish an effective IDEAS Program
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The relationship between JR, JI, and JM is
perpetuated by a robust IDEAS Program
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How to build a strong
foundation for Continuous Improvement and
maintain interest
in TWI
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Target Audience |
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Beginner – For Those Preparing for their
Journey |
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Intermediate – For Early Adopters with
1-2 Years Experience |
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Advanced – For Those Well Along the Path
Looking for More Advanced Tools |
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Presenter Biography |
John
Barrett is the Operations Manager for the
Component Overhaul and Repair Facility for
Mitsubishi Power Systems in Orlando. He has full
P&L responsibility for all product that is
repaired at the Orlando Service Center and is
currently leading the effort to apply lean
principles to continuously improve the repair
processes of turbine components. John holds a BS
in Mechanical Engineering (Magna Cum Laude) from
Drexel University and an MS in Operations
Management from Kettering University. He is
currently certified by the Society of
Manufacturing Engineering (SME) in Lean
Principles and by the American Society for
Quality (ASQ) as a Six Sigma Black Belt.
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