I would like to thank you. This video is very easy to understand. I'm from Brazil and the most difficult to me is the language ... You speak so fast... The problem isn't with you.. I need to practice more english conversation and listening. I would like to see the Heijunka principle on the Gemba... I guess it can be amazing.
Couple of questions: 1.- Why does the Lean Producer at 7:05 follow that sequence of production? He could have done blue, red, green, blue, red, green, blue, red, blue and it would have worked as well, wouldn't it? So how is the sequence established? 2.- In the Heijunka box there are 4 columns, not 5. Why? You don't produce one of the days?
1) But with this sequence he has more control over unexpected demand, Consider the above case, suppose if youe are manufacturing in first blue and then red and if you have a demand of Green how will you fulfill this ? with lean this helps . 2) This is just an examples. used for illustration purpose ..You can create your own
1) But with this sequence he has more control over unexpected demand, Consider the above case, suppose if youe are manufacturing in first blue and then red and if you have a demand of Green how will you fulfill this ? with lean this helps . 2) This is just an examples. used for illustration purpose ..You can create your own
Digital E-Learning the work place has fluctuating demand from customer and most importantly the supplier is asked for fast shipments to get raw materials for our production floor, so is there any excel file with this input which you could share? Or anyway to forecast well so that demand is well supported?
@@afifmustaqim9410 What is Heijunka? Heijunka is a technique of levelling production to reduce uneveness. What does it do? It balances the production against the demand ny two techniques : Levelling by volume and Levelling by type How does it help manufacturing processes? In a perfect manufacturing world, there would be no fluctuation. Every day you would make exactly the same number of products, of the same product type. But in real life there are flucations and this techniques helps us to leel our production so that we can plan accordingly.
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I would like to thank you. This video is very easy to understand. I'm from Brazil and the most difficult to me is the language ... You speak so fast... The problem isn't with you.. I need to practice more english conversation and listening. I would like to see the Heijunka principle on the Gemba... I guess it can be amazing.
Thanks for acknowledging.
I will take care of it in my next videos....
@@DigitalELearning Thanks. I will follow you and I pretend to contribute with more technical comments.. By the way Where you from ?
Appreciated
Thanks you for easy explanation with relevant examples
You are welcome
Thanks
Welcome Sagor 😊
Couple of questions:
1.- Why does the Lean Producer at 7:05 follow that sequence of production?
He could have done blue, red, green, blue, red, green, blue, red, blue and it would have worked as well, wouldn't it?
So how is the sequence established?
2.- In the Heijunka box there are 4 columns, not 5. Why? You don't produce one of the days?
Yes I am also looking for those answers.....
1) But with this sequence he has more control over unexpected demand, Consider the above case, suppose if youe are manufacturing in first blue and then red and if you have a demand of Green how will you fulfill this ? with lean this helps .
2) This is just an examples. used for illustration purpose ..You can create your own
1) But with this sequence he has more control over unexpected demand, Consider the above case, suppose if youe are manufacturing in first blue and then red and if you have a demand of Green how will you fulfill this ? with lean this helps .
2) This is just an examples. used for illustration purpose ..You can create your own
@@DigitalELearning can you share what method you have used ..so that we can also use the formula.
Thanks for sharing this . Really useful
Thanks Rajat
So heijunka is one of lean manufacturing tool.right?
Yes it is lean manufacturing tool
Thank you
Thanks Komal
Good video, do you have calculation formula for this?
Karthik, I have explained in detail both for Leveling by Volume & Leveling by Type. Do you need any specific calculation for this ???
Digital E-Learning the work place has fluctuating demand from customer and most importantly the supplier is asked for fast shipments to get raw materials for our production floor, so is there any excel file with this input which you could share? Or anyway to forecast well so that demand is well supported?
Thanks you for sharing
Thanks Sir
How is the Sequence Developed ( Red , Blue , Green or Blue Green Red) ? Please answer this question in detail
Sequence is developed based on demand for each color hat and meeting your capacity to produce a total number of 20 products per week
But why should production be that way. ??Just because it's hei junka?? What about set up cost lost each time a new product is placed
U mean Hyojunka? In Japanese 標準化
Yeah . U got it right ✅
@@DigitalELearning Thank you for the clear summary of the TOYOTA production principals videos.
You are welcome
Sorry You are right Heijunka 平準化
not 標準化
Can you show the calculation part.
Hi Arun,
I have shown one example in this video with calculation as well.
How can I fix frequency with respect to model. Without takt time
You sound like HIndi
Thanks 😎
i dont understand
Afif, what is your question ? which part did you not understand here ?
@@DigitalELearning What is Heijunka?
What does it do?
How does it help manufacturing processes?
@@afifmustaqim9410 i dont understand to afif
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@@afifmustaqim9410
What is Heijunka?
Heijunka is a technique of levelling production to reduce uneveness.
What does it do?
It balances the production against the demand ny two techniques :
Levelling by volume and Levelling by type
How does it help manufacturing processes?
In a perfect manufacturing world, there would be no fluctuation. Every day you would make exactly the same number of products, of the same product type. But in real life there are flucations and this techniques helps us to leel our production so that we can plan accordingly.