VISUAL CONTROL AS A KEY FACTOR IN A PRODUCTION PROCESS OF A COMPANY FROM AUTOMOTIVE BRANCH

This article presents a theoretical basis for one type of control in enterprises – visual control. It presents the meaning of visual control in the Toyota Production System and BOST researches as a tool of measure, among other things, the importance of visual control in production companies. The lev...

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Veröffentlicht in:Production Engineering Archives 2013-12, Vol.1/1, p.25-28
Hauptverfasser: Borkowski, Stanisław, Knop, Krzysztof
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:This article presents a theoretical basis for one type of control in enterprises – visual control. It presents the meaning of visual control in the Toyota Production System and BOST researches as a tool of measure, among other things, the importance of visual control in production companies. The level of importance of visual control usage as one of the production process elements in the analysed company was indicated. The usage of visual control is a main factor in a production process of the analyzed company, the factor which provides continuous help to employees to check whether the process differs from the standard. The characteristic progression of production process elements was indicated and the SW factor (the use of visual control) took the third place, PE factor (interruption of production when it detects a problem of quality) turned out to be the most important one, while the least important was the EU factor (granting power of attorney down). The main tools for this evaluation: an innovative BOST survey - Toyota's management principles in questions, in particular, the Pareto-Lorenz diagram, radar graph and series of importance as graphical interpretation tools, were used to present the importance of each factor in relation to individual assessments.
ISSN:2353-5156
2353-7779
DOI:10.30657/pea.2013.01.08