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DESCRIPTION Lean Manufacturing eliminates all kinds of waste, provides continuous improvement, and eliminates non-value added activities. The principle of individual work assignment is adding value, simplifying R&D / production / management, improving product quality, reducing costs, while improving efficiency. “Take away my people, but leave my factories, and soon grass will grow on the factory floors. Take away my factories, but leave my people, and soon we will have a new and better factory.” - Andrew Carnegie Fusion’s Lean Manufacturing consulting targets improve not only the whole system in the factory, but more importantly, the awareness of all employees. CONSULTING APPROACH Each Lean Manufacturing consulting stage from Fusion lasts several months depending on the size of the factory and the factory’s existing management set-up, with the whole consulting cycle ranging from 6 months to 2 years. Consultants either pay weekly visits or reside in the factory. LEAN CONSULTING INCLUDES The effects of Value Stream Mapping VSM analysis and improvement identification Identifying and eliminating the 8 kinds of waste Lean Manufacturing theory and practical training for the whole organization How to set up a Lean organization Pull system set-up for production planning Production layout analysis and improvement Statistics and analysis of KPIs Selecting and building a pilot lean production line Factory Standard Time system Current production status and one piece flow analysis Quick Change Over (SMED) Total Quality Management system Visual management implementation EXPECTED OUTCOMES Improved profitability Increasingly stable workforce Improved production planning Improved On-time Delivery Improved customer satisfaction Eliminating all waste from the production process Improved competitiveness Optimization of production organization Reduced inventory Reduction in unnecessary costs Reduced idle time Reduced changeover time Shortened production lead time Enhanced product quality LEAN MANUFACTURING CONSULTING Lean

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DESCRIPTION

Lean Manufacturing eliminates all kinds of waste, provides

continuous improvement, and eliminates non-value added

activities. The principle of individual work assignment is

adding value, simplifying R&D / production / management,

improving product quality, reducing costs, while improving

efficiency.

“Take away my people, but leave my factories, and

soon grass will grow on the factory floors. Take away

my factories, but leave my people, and soon we will

have a new and better factory.”

- Andrew Carnegie

Fusion’s Lean Manufacturing consulting targets improve

not only the whole system in the factory, but more

importantly, the awareness of all employees.

CONSULTING APPROACH

Each Lean Manufacturing consulting stage from Fusion

lasts several months depending on the size of the factory

and the factory’s existing management set-up, with the

whole consulting cycle ranging from 6 months to 2 years.

Consultants either pay weekly visits or reside in the factory.

LEAN CONSULTING INCLUDES• The effects of Value Stream Mapping

• VSM analysis and improvement identification

• Identifying and eliminating the 8 kinds of waste

• Lean Manufacturing theory and practical

training for the whole organization

• How to set up a Lean organization

• Pull system set-up for production planning

• Production layout analysis and improvement

• Statistics and analysis of KPIs

• Selecting and building a pilot lean production line

• Factory Standard Time system

• Current production status and one

piece flow analysis

• Quick Change Over (SMED)

• Total Quality Management system

• Visual management implementation

EXPECTED OUTCOMES• Improved profitability

• Increasingly stable workforce

• Improved production planning

• Improved On-time Delivery

• Improved customer satisfaction

• Eliminating all waste from the production process

• Improved competitiveness

• Optimization of production organization

• Reduced inventory

• Reduction in unnecessary costs

• Reduced idle time

• Reduced changeover time

• Shortened production lead time

• Enhanced product quality

LEANMANUFACTURINGCONSULTING

Lean

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Comparison Before After Result

Pressing shoes Punching machine Drum machine

Number of operators 16 8 less employees needed, and less training

Labor Saving (¥/Year) ¥480,000 ¥240,000 ¥240,000

Purchasing cost/Expected Life Expectancy (5years) ¥128,000/ 5 years ¥32,000/ 5 years ¥19,200

savings per year

Additional benefits Energy and maintenance reduction

Before After

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

SUCCESSFUL CASES

A shoe factory worked with Fusion on several lean manufacturing projects. Just one of the projects saved a lot of money and

time as the table illustrates.

• Production process reengineering

• Streamline material movement on site

• Inspire worker in the production line

• Changing Punching machine to drum machine

Description

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BRIEF

Lean manufacturing is a management philosophy derived

from TPS. The numerous practices in many well-known

enterprises have proved it can be applied in various

different industries, even including the service industry.

It has become increasingly popular in China in the last 10

years, but the results in many factories aren’t satisfactory,

why? This training not only elaborates the theory and

methodology, but also shares deep insights using real life

cases in factories to clarify the secrets of success in lean

manufacturing implementations.

TIME

1-3 days

OUTLINE

• Lean manufacturing history and background

• The working mechanism behind lean manufacturing

• Lean manufacturing games and discussion

• Tool boxes of lean manufacturing

• How to execute lean manufacturing in factories

• Sharing of successful cases

• Common seen problems and intelligent solutions

TRAINING OUTCOMES

• Understanding of lean theories and knowledge

• Understanding of lean execution

• Understanding of lean tools and methods

• Application of lean execution strategies in different

factory environments

• Attaining total employee involvement in implementing

lean manufacturing

LEANMANUFACTURINGTRAINING

Lean

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Comparison Before After Result

Operators 6 3 50%

Equipment Utilization 55% 91% 100%

Labor cost/month 12, 000 6, 000 50%

Labor cost/year 144, 000 72, 000 50%

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Before After

SUCCESSFUL CASES

At one plastic factory, originally plastic components were put into plastic bags and then put into cartons, resulting in a big mess

and lots of wasted time.

Fusion recommended using a re-usable plastic tray. Much neater and much more efficient as shown below.

• Lean manufacturing training for the 6 kinds of waste

• Different Lean tools to complete lean projects

• Project management and flow chart business process re-engineering

• Finding key control points to achieve continuous improvements

Description

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DESCRIPTION

Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a core competency

in factory management and it is becoming even more

important in the Industry 4.0 concept. This includes

Customer Service, Production and Material

Planning, Sourcing, Purchasing, Production, Shipping and

Logistics Management.

Time

3 to 6 days

Outline• Job standardization

• Swimming Line project management

• Supply chain flexibility management

• Planning strategy in production and warehouse

management

• Sourcing & Purchasing Strategy

• Reverse Auction and cost containment

• Vendor management strategy

• Barcode in all related departments

• Kanban set up and forecast and order share

integrated with vendors and customers

• ERP system standardization implementation comply

with operation procedure

• Leadership & Communication and team

management in supply chain

Training Purpose• How to do job and procedure standardization to

comply with future supply chain competition

• How to build up seamless supply chain integration

with customers and vendors to achieve win-win

solutions

• How to build up planning, sourcing, purchasing and

warehouse management strategies with different

circumstances.

• How to do reverse and cost containment to do cost

reduction, reduce staff turnover, nspire team spirit,

and job efficiency.

• How to do barcode with customer, vendor,

production line, warehouse etc to integrate with

supply chain system

• Train ERP leaders in all departments. Train key

staff in how to create error-preventing measures

so that the ERP system will run more smoothly and

efficiently

Supply Chain Management Training

SCM

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SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Cycle Count Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15

System Value

159.090 163.200 154.760 146.710 132.970 124.190 114.080 108.000 113.260 111.900 108.490 109.480

Cycle Count Value

155.908 161.720 156.000 148.842 131.400 121.955 115.000 108.600 113.238 112.879 108.470 109.464

Various Percentage

-2.00% -0.91% 0.80% 1.45% -1.18% -1.80% 0.81% 0.56% -0.02% 0.87% -0.02% -0.01%

Cycle Count Various Report

SUCCESSFUL CASES

One shoe factory client had large variations in its cycle count versus system. Fusion spent great efforts with the factory to

achieve zero cycle count various via the following actions.

• Total supply chain management concept training

• Customer and vendor planning strategy set up

• Item master parameter principle set up

• ABC classification and BOM routine checking

• Warehouse management, products & material in and out control, warehouse safety, cycle count rules.

• Material Kanban with vendors and reduce warehouse space etc.

Description

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DESCRIPTION

Through improving both the equipment and the business, TPM (Total Preventive

Maintenance) focuses on changing people’s mindset, fosters a sense of ownership

among employees, enhances morale, equipment stability and factory competitiveness.

CONSULTING APPROACH

Fusion’s TPM consulting stages stretch 3~6 months each, depending on the factory

size and the existing management set-up, with the whole TPM consulting cycle

ranging from 3 months to 2 years. TPM consulting can be done in either multiple visits

per month consulting style, or in the in-residence consulting style.

CONSULTING MODULES• Autonomous Maintenance

• Planned maintenance implementation

• Equipment maintenance system

• Maintenance training

• Critical equipment maintenance

• Safe, clean and green management system

• Establishing effective management for indirect departments

• Establishing quality maintenance mechanisms

EXPECTED OUTCOMES• Reduced equipment breakdown frequency

• Lower product defect rates

• Decreased safety incident rates

• Improved equipment reliability

• Reduced wear and tear costs

• Enhanced equipment comprehensive efficiency

• Reduced unintended downtown

Proposal forExecution

2

CustomerConcerns &Objectives

1

ConsultingContract

3

Survey &Analysis

4

ProjectRollout

5

ResultEvaluation

6

Follow UpService

7

SERVICE PROCESS

TOTAL PREVENTIVEMAINTENANCE CONSULTING

TPM

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HOTLINE: +86-400-800-2046SALES: +86-20-8333-9156FAX: +86-20-8333-9159E-MAIL: [email protected] Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Comparison Before After Remark

Downtime (minutes/day) 120 15 87.50%

Downtime loss/Day ¥6,000 ¥750 87.50%

Downtime loss Year ¥2.1million ¥0.2625million 1.83million

Additional Less maintenance and almost no Downtime

Before After

SUCCESSFUL CASES

One chemical fertilizer plant had TPM projects for half a year. Fusion’s proposals reduced downtime more than 87.5% and

reduced daily cleaning requirements. The factory’s annual savings are more than 1.83 million RMB.

• Establishing Autonomous Maintenance

• Establishing equipment maintenance system

• Maintenance training for the staff

• Establishing effective management for indirect departments

Description

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DESCRIPTION

Product quality is the life of a factory, the foundation of

its development and growth. Among the 5 key elements

of management it ranks No.1, and so is it in many other

different management theories. Quality is integral to a

company’s existence, and should be dealt with seriously.

Recent industrial scandals in China such as milk powder,

food and construction materials have undisputedly

demonstrated that the large numbers of factories have

a long way to go to improve their quality awareness and

capabilities.

CONSULTING APPROACH

Fusion’s Quality Management consulting stages last

3~6 months each, depending on the factory size and the

existing management condition, with the whole consulting

cycle ranging from 3 months to 1 year. Consulting can be

done in either the multiple visits per month consulting style,

or in the in-residence consulting style.

QUALITY MANAGEMENTCONSULTING

CONSULTING MODULES

• Total Quality Control implementation

• Quality KPI statistics systems

• Quality control process perfection

• Quality awareness training for all employees

• Quality management organization optimization

• Cost control for quality management

• Quality Control Costs implementation

• Quality incident feedback mechanism

EXPECTED OUTCOMES• Improved product quality

• Improved production efficiency

• Better customer satisfaction

• Lower quality control costs

• Increased per piece profitability

• Improved intra-factory communication

Quality

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SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Quality Control Flow Chart• Establishing & completing QC management system.

• Using the QC 7 methods (Checklist, cause analysis diagram, Pareto chart, stratification, scatter diagram, histogram,

control chart) and Quality Control Circle, etc, to improve product quality and eliminate problems.

Comparison Before After Remark

Inspection Pass Rate 96.10% 98.00% 1.98%

Air Freight (¥/year) ¥378,000.00 ¥87,000.00 76.98%

Temporary Labor(¥/year) ¥380,000.00 ¥250,000.00 34.21%

Scrap Amount(¥/year) ¥2,300,000.00 ¥1,350,000.00 41.30%

Indirect Materials (¥/year) ¥707,000.00 ¥380,000.00 46.25%

Total (¥/year) ¥3,765,000 ¥2,067,000 Annual Savings of¥ 1,698,000

SUCCESSFUL CASES

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DESCRIPTION

The past three decades of China’s opening up and reform

has greatly helped to improve the management level for

numerous factories, but as one of the most important

manufacturing principles, 6S, is still far from satisfactory for

many of them. To maintain sound 6S principles, they have

to truly understand the essence, and without achieving at

least a good level of 6S, factories will continue to waste

resources, time, money while damaging their long-term

future.

CONSULTING APPROACH

Fusion’s 6S management consulting spans 3~6 months,

depending on the factory size and the existing management

condition. The whole consulting cycle ranges from 3 months

to 1 year. Consultants either pay weekly visits or reside in

the factory.

CONSULTING MODULES

• Establishing/implementing a 6S organization

• Management training for 6S

• 6S examples campaign area

• Factory visual management

• Red card campaign

• Fixed angle photographing

• 6S performance management

• Sustainable implementation of 6S

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

• Improved working environment

• Improved product quality

• Improved production efficiency

• Reduced production costs

• Reduced safety accidents

• Improved employee’s behavior

• Improved customer satisfaction

6S AND PRODUCTIONFLOOR MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

6 S

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SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Before After

SUCCESSFUL CASES

One machining company implemented 6S production floor management due to regular

problems on the production line. Fusion did 6S management training and launched many

projects including the following tools management project. Using 6S concepts, by having

everything neatly placed in the drawers, all workers could quickly find the correct tools,

improving production line efficiency.

Description

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DESCRIPTION

Cost management is the most serious challenge for

Chinese factories. Chinese currency appreciation, labor

cost increases, extreme amounts of employee turnover,

and drastic fluctuations of raw material prices are direct

reasons which impact factory competitiveness. The global

financial crisis has also worsened the external operating

environment. Factories must understand cost management

as a system and then improve their internal management

capabilities and processes in order to rebuild their cost

advantages.

CONSULTING APPROACH

Each stage of Fusion’s cost management consulting lasts

3~6 months, depending on the factory size and the existing

management condition, with the whole consulting cycle

ranging from 3 months to 1 year. Consultants either pay

weekly visits or reside in the factory.

COSTMANAGEMENTCONSULTING

CONSULTING MODULES

• Identify waste in each process

• Labor cost analysis and improvements

• Material cost analysis & improvements

• Manufacturing cost analysis and improvements

• Operation cost analysis and improvements

• Quality cost analysis and improvements

• Sales cost analysis and improvements

• Purchasing Processes & Improvements

EXPECTED OUTCOMES• Lower management costs

• Detailed cost accounting

• Optimized cost structure

• Better cost analysis capabilities

• Better cost control capabilities

Cost

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SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Before After

Comparison Before After Result

Tools Plastic case Moveable racks

Quantities 3,000 300

Space (m2) 1,440 m2 432 m2 1,008 m2

Purchasing cost/Expected Life Expectancy ¥240,000 / 2 years ¥180,000 / 6 years ¥540,000

savings over 6 years

Additional (Efficiency) 50% time Saving & more convenient counting and inspecting

Cost Management Via Rack

SUCCESSFUL CASES

Fusion performed cost management consulting at a slipper plant. Before Fusion began the project, slippers were thrown into

plastic baskets. Fusion recommended using racks for many reasons. Easy to manage, no accidental mixing of products, more

convenient for inspecting & counting. Using the racks saved more than 50% of the original time.

Description

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BRIEF

Although 6S has been used in China for decades, today

many factories are still far away from getting satisfactory

results. In another words, implementing 6S is not as easy

as it looks . This training targets how to correctly roll out

6S in factories step by step citing large numbers of real

life case studies, to allow the trainees to develop a deep

understanding of the essence of 6S and visual management.

whilst inspiring them to challenge the status quo and avoid

formality and ritualism.

TIME

1-3 days

OUTLINE

• Key components and functions of 6S

• Exercise and practise on the floor

• How to execute 6S in factories

• Successful case analysis

• Common problems and intelligent solutions

• Implementation strategies

TRAINING OUTCOMES

• Understanding of 6S

• Understanding and tackling of

implementation bottlenecks

• Understanding of visual management tactics

and implementation

• Understanding of how to get factory wide involvement

in continuous improvement

EXCELLENT PRODUCTIONFLOOR (6S) TRAINING

6 S

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Before After

Comparison Before After Remark

Glue saved(Kg/day) 0 1.5

Money saved(¥/day) 0 33 ¥22/Kg

Money saved(¥/Year) 0 ¥11,500

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

SUCCESSFUL CASES

Fusion has done hundreds of 6S trainings. Below is a one day project we did in order to save glue costs and for a cleaner

environment in the factory. The changes allowed the glue process in production to save more than 11,500 RMB saving per

year.

• Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu, Shitsuke, Safety training

• 6S Tools to achieve 6S projects.

Description

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BRIEF

The front line management production leader is a key

position in all factories. They spend most of their time with

the production forces, influencing the behaviors of workers,

and ultimately impacting product quality and customer

satisfaction. This training is designed to improve those

leaders’ comprehensive capabilities with consideration to

the local culture, communication, and using of the newest

management approaches.

TIME

1 day

OUTLINE

• The role of shop floor management

• Role play

• Production employee relationship management

• Case studies

• Communication and motivation

• Coaching and problem solving

• Improving shop floor management

TRAINING OUTCOMES

• Understanding of roles and responsibilities

• Increased problem awareness

• Analyzing and solving of problems

• Enhanced issue handling capability

• Enhanced communication between superiors and

subordinates, as well as with other departments

EXCELLENT PRODUCTIONLEADER TRAINING

Excellent Production Leader Training

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SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

After providing a four-month training course divided into different stages for production leaders in a Dongguan garment

factory, the management skills of these production leaders have improved and work enthusiasm has been strengthened.

A trainee’s change in mentality: I don’t understand!→Let me try it!→Let me share it!→I can lead my team!

SUCCESSFUL CASES

• I don’t understand!→Let me try it!→Let me share it!→I can lead my team!

• Communication skill training

• Problem-solving skills

• Continuous improvement.

• Monitoring

Description

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BRIEF

Statistics indicate 70% of management’s time is spent on communication. Meeting, negotiation, conversation, reporting are

the most common ways of communication. 70% of all issues are caused by poor communication. Whether it is poor work

efficiency, or weak leadership - it all comes back to communication. That makes communication a very important skill for all

levels of management. This training will enhance communication skills, and improve the effectiveness of communication across

the whole organization.

TIME

1 day

TRAINING OUTCOMES

• Understanding of the importance of

communication at work

• Understanding of how to communicate with superiors

and subordinates

• Understanding of how to communicate with

other departments

• Improved ability to communicate with people

of different personalities

OUTLINE

• The concept of communication management

• The 6 steps of effective communication

• Games and sharing

• The 5 key elements of communication

• Communication case study

• How to communicate with poorly

performing employees

• Different communication styles and personalities

COMMUNICATIONTRAINING

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SUCCESSFUL CASE:LEAD TIME AND

WIP REDUCTION

SUCCESSFUL CASE:LINE BALANCING IMPROVEMENT

After 6 months improvement, the average output per person was improved 25.7% (from 0.78 pair/hr to 1.05 pair/hr, LT

was shortened by 44.8% (from 256.4 hr to 141.5 hr), WIP was reduced 72.7% (from 33.9 days to 9.25 days)days).

REDUCED 2 WORKING POSTS, LINE BALANCING WAS ENHANCED FROM 78% TO 84%

Operating with its traditional approach this company in Zhejiang suffers long lead times, excessive inventory,

low efficiency and bad on time delivery. Within months Fusion helped the factory reform these processes.

MONTHLY WIP (WORK IN PROCESS)

Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Before (day) 33.9 33.9 33.9 33.9 33.9 33.9

After (day) 33.9 18.4 11.5 9.99 14.14 9.25

Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Before (hr) 256.4 256.4 256.4 256.4 256.4 256.4

After (hr) 245 182 125.25 108.8 132.2 141.5

MONTHLY LEAD TIME

改善案例

江浙某集团公司生产周期与在制品改善

东莞某厂生产线平衡改善案例

惠州某五金厂包装车间生产达成率改善

该公司以传统的生产方式作业,存在生产周期长、库存多、效率低下、准交率低等问题。工厂希望

在交货及时率、原材料存货及成本方面进一步改善。

仅通过半年时间改善,人均产能从0.78双*人/时提高到1.05双*人/时,上升25.7% ;生产周期从平均

256.4小时天缩短至平均141.5小时,缩短44.8%;在制品从33.9天减少至9.25天,减少72.7%

该 五 金 厂 长 期 交 货 期 不

准,物料控制及生产排程是

最大的问题,其中体现在包

装车间的问题尤为严重。联

合 国 际 从2011年9月 介 入,

开始对生产包装车间进行改

善,至2012年3月,包 装 车

间生产达成率由57.88%上升

至92.36%

由于工序多、流程

长,在节拍时间不

变情况下,减少工

作 岗 位2个,生 产

线平衡率从78%上

升至84%

向管理要利润之生产力改善

Target: Actual:

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

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OUTLINE

• TPM basic concepts

• TPM execution steps

• Autonomous maintenance (AM)

• Planned maintenance (PM)

• Successful cases sharing

• OEE management

• Factory-wide involvement in TPM

TRAINING OUTCOMES

• Understanding the theory of TPM

• Understanding of how to deal with equipment

breakdowns and preventive mechanism

• Key points and bottlenecks

• How to attain total involvement

BRIEF

Quality is the bedrock for a factory’s long term growth,

it applies to every factory without exception. Without

understanding the importance of quality, employees

are likely to compromise quality standards and lack the

motivation to maintain quality systems. In such a competitive

world, factories must continuously train employees in order

to ensure they understand the importance and applications

of quality control. This training module is designed for

all levels of employees within the factory with the goal of

increasing quality awareness, improving quality control

skills and thus improve product quality.

TIME

1 day

OUTLINE• Quality control concepts

• Quality control tools

• Prevention and process control

• Case studies and practice

• Steps and methods of effective

quality problem solving

TRAINING OUTCOMES• Understanding of quality theories

• Enhanced ability to control quality

using the proper tools

• Enhanced ability to deal with quality abnormalities

• Understanding of QCC methodologies

QUALITYTRAINING

TOTAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCETRAININGBRIEF

An efficient equipment management system is an effective

vehicle for factories to reduce cost and increase profit. The

purpose of TPM is to mobilize all employees by working in

small groups, to establish a good management mechanism,

improve utilization, reduce defects, improve product

quality and safety condition. This training is designed for

production equipment owners and facility engineers who

will be leading and carrying out TPM activities.

TIME1-3 days

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TOTAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE TRAINING

Before After

Multiple bolt types required that multiple tools be used. Now a simple monkey wrench can be used for all bolts.

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

SUCCESSFUL CASES

Fusion did total preventive maintenance trainings at one factory and then launched many

TPM projects at the factory. The following project had the factory reduce the variety of

bolts used, to reduce the tool-change-over time. See the following pictures.

Description

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & MATERIAL CONTROL TRAININGDESCRIPTION

Production Material Control (PMC) is the core function

of manufacturing operations. Company information from

logistics, production, HR and sales all get processed in

the production planning department; in doing so it acts

like a centre commander for the whole company. The

effectiveness of PMC directly dictates the company’s total

efficiency, impacting delivery and customer satisfaction.

The purposeof the training is to improve PMC personnel’s

planning, arranging, monitoring and follow up capabilities so

that companies can improve their time delivery, inventory

turnover, and production lead time.

TIME

1-3 days

OUTLINE• PMC Content

• How to plan/what to refer to

• Handling abnormalities

• PMC case studies

• KPI’s and performance evaluation

• Material management and tools

• ABC management approaches

• Material control case study

• Inventory control in factories

TRAINING OUTCOMES• Understanding of PMC and material control theory

• Understanding of how to plan/arrange production

• Understanding of how to calculate related KPI’s

• Understanding of material control skills

• Understanding of how to monitor and tackle issues

Production planning & material control

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SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

Inventory Turns Report

Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Jan-15 Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15

Raw Material 115.07 112.22 107.08 101.86 88.59 85.33 77.23 71.42 73.98 73.49 71.29 72.66

Work In Process 26.80 29.81 26.53 25.19 21.50 17.86 17.74 16.48 19.28 18.91 15.00 15.70

Finished Good 17.22 21.17 21.15 19.66 22.88 21.00 19.11 20.10 20.00 19.50 22.20 21.12

Inventory 159.09 163.20 154.76 146.71 132.97 124.19 114.08 108.00 113.26 111.90 108.49 109.48

Cost of Goods Sold 63.54 69.17 61.02 70.63 72.63 64.74 60.00 57.38 74.35 72.85 74.00 78.00

Target 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 7.00 8.00 8.00 9.00 9.00

Inventory Turns 4.79 5.09 5.01 5.48 6.15 6.70 6.92 6.75 6.77 7.31 8.16 8.22

One Hong Kong electrical appliance factory had almost 159 million RMB of stock on hand. Fusion helped them to achieve

increased inventory turns, from 4.79 times to 8.22 times. Which was more than 50 million RMB savings in stock by the

following actions:

• Setting up Forecast strategy reducing bullwhip effect

• ABC inventory management

• Reduce WIP and strengthen vendor Kanban management

• Purchasing strategy based on value and importance

• Material Kanban set up

SUCCESSFUL CASES

Description

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CONSULTING APPROACH

Fusion’s CSR consulting stretches 3~6 months, depending

on the factory size and the existing management situation,

the whole consulting cycle ranges from 3 months to 2 years.

Consultants either pay weekly visits or reside in the factory.

WAGE/WORKING HOUR

MANAGEMENT

• Labor cost analysis

• Improve wage structures

• Establish wage/benefit systems

• Improve wage/incentive systems

• Risk control on social insurancev

• Current status analysis on working hours

• Improve working hours management

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

• Improve recruiting and org-structure

• Improve labor contract and HR filing management

• Improve attendance management system

• Improve resignation management

• Improve At Risk employee management

• Improve CSR management

CSR CONSULTINGPROJECT SERIES

HSE MANAGEMENT• Improve HSE committee operation

• Improve PPE management

• Improve fire-fighting management

• Improve chemicals management

• Improve equipment safety management

• Improve dormitory, canteen and warehouse

management

• Improve waste water/discharge management

• Improve occupational disease management

C-TPAT MANAGEMENT• C-TPAT assessment

• Improve C-TPAP management

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April May June July August September

Number of workers 156 136 125 146 253 229

KPI Value 99% 95% 95% 99% 100% 100%

The lowest hourly rate wageof the factory 5.06 5.63 5.31 5.27 6.32 6.32

Unpaid Wages (non-OT) 227 363 454 51 0 0

WORKERS MEETING MINIMUM WAGE REQUIREMENT

April May June July August September

Number of workers 123 91 97 126 253 229

KPI Value 78% 64% 73% 86% 100% 100%

OT Wages Wage Gap 8,757 11,403 7,028 3,399 0 0

WORKERS RECEIVING ACCURATE OVERTIME WAGES

April May June July August September

Actual Wages Paid 395,982 409,724 338,654 376,409 527,783 515,149

Wages Due 404,966 421,491 346,136 379,858 527,783 515,149

Total Wage Gap 8,984 11,767 7,482 3,449 0 0

KPI Value 98% 97% 98% 99% 100% 100%

TOTAL WAGE GAP

CASE:WAGE MANAGEMENTIMPROVEMENT

SALES: +86-20-8333-9156

FAX: +86-20-8333-9159

E-MAIL: [email protected]

www.fusionlimited.com

1206 Jianghe Building, 31 Tianshou Rd., Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China. 510610

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SUCCESSFUL CASE:WORKING HOUR REDUCTION

WAGE/WORKING

HOUR MANAGEMENT

• Wage/working hour standards

• Wage/working hour assessments

• Wage/working hour improvements

• Total involvement

• Incentive mechanism recommendation

• Reviewing Case studies

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

• Standard requirements for HR management

• Current HR management assessment

• HR management improvement

• Sharing best practices

HSE MANAGEMENT

• Standard requirement for HSE

• Common HSE problems clarification

• HSE improvement approach

• Site discussion / case sharing

• Total involvement to improve HSE

C-TPAT MANAGEMENT

• C-TPAT background and introduction

• C-TPAT standard requirements

• Common problems and fixes

• Sharing best practices

• Site discussion / case sharing

SUCCESSFUL CASE:WORKING HOUR REDUCTION

CSR TRAININGSERIES

PREVIOUS 6 WEEKS (MAY-JUNE)

Week5/4 -

5/10

5/11 -

5/17

5/18 -

5/24

5/25 -

5/30

6/1 -

6/7

6/8 -

6/14

<60 199 156 71 576 89 120

61-72 344 443 384 187 457 423

73-80 173 128 266 1 166 171

>81 55 40 47 0 3 0

Total HC 771 767 768 764 715 724

Total 51011 50652 53665 41312 47810 48111

LAST 6 WEEKS (AUG-OCT)

Week8/30 -

9/5

9/6 -

9/12

9/13 -

9/19

9/20 -

9/26

9/27 -

10/3

10/4 -

10/10

<60 179 183 175 651 652 654

61-72 477 471 477 1 0 0

73-80 0 0 0 0 0 0

>81 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total HC 656 654 652 652 652 654

Total 40671 40472 40471 32617 32600 32700

TRAINING APPROACH

Classroom training and on-site practice.

TIME

1-3 days

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Based on the support from the Guangdong Labor and Social Security Department and local governments we provide this service

to help factories better handle their labor relationship related issues, employing a three-stage management methodology.

We help free up the factory management to focus on their business, and Fusion uses its strong relationships to establish a

stronger communication channel with the local government so that incidents can be resolved as harmoniously as possible.

CONSULTING/TRAINING APPROACH

Fusion provides 2 types of service, yearly contract consulting and project consulting. The yearly contract consulting covers

multiple professional services on labor relationship management, while project consulting specifically covers the agreed

services and topics, and can be flexible on time frame. Training approach is assembled classroom training for either multiple

clients or a single client, 1-3 days are required for each module.

Regularly scheduled consulting

• Assist the company to correctly hire / terminate employees, provide full solutions on disciplining, negotiation, and

incentives /bonuses

• Provide regular labor relationship management consulting

Contract review and revision

• Help company to refine the agreements related to Admission Form, Labor Contract, Confidentiality Agreement etc

• Legal risk prevention

Company regulation review

and revision

• Assist to refine Company regulations, employee manuals, job description, review/improve factory notification

process & solve related issues

• Make sure all regulations and handling processes are complied within the Legal requirements

Labordispute solution

• Provide advice for case disposal

• Utilizing our advantageous resources to predict dispute results and gain advantage

• Avoid reoccurrence, minimize or clean negative impact

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Company transformation and employee reassignment/

release

• Professional consultants work together with factory management to provide guidance to meet legal requirements

• Provide multiple alternatives for employee reassignment / release so that clients can choose to implement

• Provide follow up service

Performancewage for

working posts

• Make Job Description, Salary System, Performance Evaluation schemes according to client requirements

• Establish scientific, rational system and process

• Actively support, follow up on implementation with clients

Substitution for social

insurance and labor dispatch

• Assist company making scientific and reasonable substitution plan for social insurance to reduce operation cost

• Help to make factory labor dispatch plan and Labor Dispatch Service Contract

• Support client’s labor dispatch implementation

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LABOR RELATIONSHIPCONSULTING ANDTRAINING PROJECT SERIES