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A "Process factory" was held for participants of the national Labor Productivity project
On the site of the regional Congress Hall, employees of the Omsk Rubber company took part in a training on the use of lean manufacturing tools under the guidance of experts from the Regional Competence Center. The training at the "Process Factory" takes place within the framework of the national project "Labor Productivity".
Omsk Rubber is the second enterprise of the Titan Group of Companies to join the national project. Earlier, the company "Titan-Agro" became its participant. The company expects to reduce the time of the production process, in accordance with production standards, as well as increase production, in this case synthetic rubber, by 5%.
"According to the terms of the tasks, the participants needed to build an optimal process for assembling equipment and transferring it to the client, taking into account properly configured supply and logistics, the proper use of tools and the area of the room. The participants have three work shifts for everything. During each of them, the cost of production was calculated. The "factory workers" needed to find the most effective option. During the classes at the Factory, teamwork, economic efficiency, responsibility for the quality of finished products, planning, economic justification, and the absence of overproduction are worked out," the RCC shared.
The participants of the "Process Factory" noted that the main thing in the process is not the speed of work at all. The main thing is to correctly assess the situation, see weaknesses, and understand the logic of the production process.
Training at the "Process Factory" is suitable not only for those who are engaged in industrial production. Mapping, creating a continuous flow, and 5C — all these principles of lean manufacturing are universal and perfectly fit into other fields of activity: medicine, education, housing and communal services, construction, and more. Lean manufacturing mechanisms can significantly reduce downtime, reduce waste, shorten the production cycle, reduce inventory, and optimize footprint.
For reference: the national Labor Productivity project was approved by the May Decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2018 and is designed to create conditions for an annual increase in labor productivity in the country by 5% by 2024. You can find out how to join the project on the Productivity platform.RF.
