野村貞郎(著)/トヨタ式「ダントツ品質活動」<br>The Toyota Way of Dantotsu Radical Quality Improvement

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野村貞郎(著)/トヨタ式「ダントツ品質活動」
The Toyota Way of Dantotsu Radical Quality Improvement

  • 著者名:Nomura, Sadao
  • 価格 ¥9,286 (本体¥8,442)
  • Productivity Press(2021/06/10発売)
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  • 言語:ENG
  • ISBN:9780367672386
  • eISBN:9781000416633

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Description

In this book, author Sadao Nomura taps into his decades of experience leading and advising Toyota operations in a wide variety of operations to tell the story of radical improvement at Toyota Logistics & Forklift (TL&F).

This book tells in great detail what the author did with TL&F, how they did it, and the dramatic results that ensued. TL&F has long been a global leader in its industry. TL&F is part of Toyota Industries Corporation, which was founded by Toyota Group founder Sakichi Toyoda almost 100 years ago. Sakichi Toyoda is legendary in the Lean community as the originator of the all-important "JIDOKA" pillar of TPS, which ensures 1) built-in quality and 2) respect for people through ensuring that technology works for people rather than the other way around. Although TL&F seemed to be performing well, insiders knew that, as the founding company of the Toyota group, it needed to do better, especially in the quality performance of its global subsidiary operations. But improvement would not be easy in a company that already prided itself in its history as an exemplar in providing highest quality products and services.

In 2006, TL&F requested assistance from Sadao Nomura. The initial request was for Mr. Nomura to support quality improvement in three global operations that had become part of TL&F through acquisition: US, Sweden, and France. Improvement was expected at these affiliates, but the dramatic nature of the improvement was not. Further, the improvement activities were so powerful that they were also instituted at the parent operations in Japan. Over a period of almost ten years, the company with the name most associated with product quality experienced quality improvement unparalleled in its history. "Dantotsu" means "extreme," "radical," or "unparalleled."

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Setting Concrete Targets to Achieve Zero Defects

Chapter 2. Visualization of Defects

Chapter 3. 8-Step Procedure for Quality Defect Recurrence Prevention

Chapter 4. Standardization of Work

Chapter 5. Standardization of Material Handling.

Chapter 6. Standardization of Quality Check Related Items

Chapter 7. Human Development -- Education and Training

Chapter 8.Weak-Point Management (WPM)

Chapter 9. Reduction of In-Process efects

Chapter 10. Change-Point Control

Chapter 11.2S (Seiri and Seiton)

Chapter 12. Stabilization of Production Line

Chapter 13. Claim Asaichi

Chapter 14. Quality Improvement of New Model Design and Production Preparation

Chapter 15. QC Circle-Based Teamwork

Chapter 16. Looking Back at Dantotsu Quality Activities

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