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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt

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    Process Analysis Methods

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltLow Hanging Fruit

    Inefficiency Description/Example Action

    Duplication When we make reservations with most hotel chains, we provide themwith our name, address, etc. When we arrive at the actual hotel, theprobability that we will have to give that same inormation is usually veryhigh.

    !liminate unnecessaryduplication

    MisplacedActivity

    "t a amous car manuacturer, the glove bo# was installed at point $"% onthe line. "t point $&,% down the line, the glove bo# was removed to installsome electrical wiring.

    'eorder process steps

    Storage (tored material, supplies, etc., takes up space and incurs cost.

    !#amples range rom manuacturing in-process inventoryto the $vast%amount o pens, pencils, and stationery $stored% in oice buildings.

    )inimi*e storage,

    implement +ust-in-imedelivery

    Transport ransportation does not add value to the material or product beingtransported consider also the $transport% o customers through yourprocesses

    )inimi*e wasted transports

    Motion /ten people do things a certain way because o habit, not because it sthe best way to perorm a task.

    )inimi*e wasted motion

    Inactivity heres an old saying, $A person watching a machine is not working./ne o our uality riends was curious to know why an automatedproduction line was shut down when the workers went on break.1

    )inimi*e or eliminate.

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltThe Five Ss!

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt"as the Process Followed#

    START

    Is there

    a standard that, if

    folloed, ould haveprevented the

    event!

    "as

    the standard#olloed!

    $%

    &ES$%

    &ES 'ould it have

    (een folloed if

    )their life dependedon it*

    &ES

    $%

    Either + 'reate the standard train,

    and/or simplify the tas- or process

    Either + Modify the standard train,

    and/or simplify the tas- or process

    "as the

    individual aare of

    the conse.uencesof their action!

    $%

    &ES

    'ultural 01234 5 %rgani6ational )(ehaviors*

    re.uire change7

    Individual 0234 5 Individual (ehavior re.uires

    ad8ustment

    Inadvertent Error5 9oint out )(ad*

    effects of the

    action, if not

    already o(vious

    Techni.ue Issue

    5 Discover there.uired )-nac-*

    and train

    STA$DARD means policies, procedures, training,

    chec-lists and other items that are supposed to

    prescri(e the ay specific tas-s are to (e done7

    The items shon in the gray (oxesare )human factors*

    issues7 Appropriate countermeasures ould (e generated

    directly from this analysis ithout the need for additional

    root cause analysis or-7

    "hy Does the "rong/Inappropriate9rocess Exist! Are There %ther

    'ases :i-e This!

    "hy Does the "rong/Inappropriate9rocess Exist! Are There %ther

    'ases :i-e This!

    "hy "asn;t a 9rocess in

    9lace! Are There %ther

    'ases :i-e This!

    "hy "asn;t a 9rocess in

    9lace! Are There %ther

    'ases :i-e This!

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt$om%arative Process Analysis

    1. dentiy how the process operated when the problem

    occurred,

    2. dentiy how the process operates when noproblem

    occurs, and

    . (eek out the dierences between the two. "dopt the best

    method o perorming the process.

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltTwenty &uestions

    Where is it

    done5

    What

    happens5

    When is it

    done5

    Why them5

    Who does

    it5

    ow is it

    done5

    &an we do itsome other

    way5

    &an some -body else do

    it5

    &an we do itsome other

    time5

    &an we doit some-

    where

    else5

    &an wedo some-

    thing

    else5

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltManaging 'elia(ility

    To ensure the relia(ilityof a process, wemust manage the process )ailures.

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltFM*A Pur%oses

    &hecking and improving the system9s design as it e#ists

    on paper.

    dentiying those critical components that reuired

    e#tensive testing to determine their reliability.

    :lanning the system9s maintenance program to determinepreventive and corrective maintenance actions.

    mproving the reliability o e#isting systems by identiying,

    ranking, and improving critical components o systems or

    processes.

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltFM*A *xam%le

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt+, List the Failure Mode-s. o) the /tem

    :remature /peration

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt3, List the Possi(le $auses o) the Mode

    Man

    Method

    MaterialsMachine

    Environment

    #ailure

    Mode

    ?eective )aterial ?eective :rocessing ?eective "ssembly

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt4, 0etermine 0etection A(ilities

    ?uring /peration

    ?uring &onstruction=)anuacture

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt5, Prioriti6e Failure Modes7$auses

    'isk :riority Cumber ':C

    FA/L8'* P'9BAB/L/T: S$9'*

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt5, Prioriti6e Failure Modes7$auses

    'isk :riority Cumber ':C

    P'9BAB/L/T: 9F FA/L8'* 0*T*$T/92 S$9'*

    :ossible to detect almost every ailure in-house prior to construction=assembly

    i.e. at receipt inspect ion

    1 - 2

    )ostly detectable prior to completion o construction= maintenance. Asually

    detected during assembly=it -up

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    Andetectable until turnover to operations. )ost ailures detected during startupor post -maintenance testing

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    Andetectable until use by operations=end-user. )ost ailures detected during

    operations=periodic testing

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    Andetectable until demanded by abnormal condition= accident, not detectable

    during operations=periodic testing.

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltPo=a>:o=e? A%%roaches and *xam%les

    I7 9revent ErrorsA, *liminate the %ossi(ility o) the error

    >awn mower must have saety barengaged to start engine

    Bas cap tethered to car so it cannotbe let behind

    B, 0elegate decisions

    &ash register calculates change

    /ne-touch setting or popcorn on amicrowave

    $, Facilitate tas=s

    :rogram @&' using a program

    code Wires that connect are color coded

    II7 Mitigate ErrorsA, 0etect *rrors

    "uto-shut o on coeemakers

    and irons

    (pell checking in word

    processor

    B, Mitigate *rrors 'adar or collision avoidance

    "utomatic correction o

    spelling errors in a word

    processor

    ? @a%anese Term )or *rror Proo)ing

    Si Si

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltThe Best Po=a>:o=e

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    Six Sigma

    Green BeltThe Best Po=a>:o=e

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    Six Sigma

    Green Belt*xam%le o) Po=a>:o=e ty%e control