The document outlines an escalation process for resolving production problems. It provides a decision tree with questions at different levels to determine if a problem should be escalated. The levels include worker, line lead, area manager, production manager, and general manager with criteria for escalating to the next level based on factors like time to resolve and cost impact.
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Andon Escalation System Decision Tree
The document outlines an escalation process for resolving production problems. It provides a decision tree with questions at different levels to determine if a problem should be escalated. The levels include worker, line lead, area manager, production manager, and general manager with criteria for escalating to the next level based on factors like time to resolve and cost impact.
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Andon escalation system decision tree
WHO RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM ACTION IF
WHAT QUESTION ASKS? EXAMPLES CRITERIA AT THIS LEVEL ANSWER IS YES
part shortage, information is missing or Quality standards - visual boards
unclear, machine or tool down or Do I have a problem? Worker Potential defect Standard operating procedures Call line focal missing, defective parts, cannot accomplish work tasks within takt time Job specific paperwork Basic skill training Call area lead, and Is this really a Defect cannot be fixed Line focal staff shortage, turn Andon cup to problem? within 1 takt In-line people power YELLOW
In-area people power
Advance skill training/alternate methods Call Production
Is this a systemic Defect cannot be fixed Area Lead Lead and turn problem? within 3 takt Production system information (console) andon cup to RED
Machinery repairs under $500
In-production people power and Overtime up to 5% Is this problem "Line stop team" going to put Defect cannot be fixed so Production Call the Operations our costs over that the job will remain on Material replacement up to $200 per job, or 1% of mtrl budget lead manager budget for the budget or schedule Supply chain schedule tweaks of 3 days or less job? Operating system information (Syspro)
Machinery repairs or purchases of $5,000 or less
Temporary labor assistance and Overtime up to 10%
Is this Manager's of "line stop team"
problem Material replacement up to $200 per job, or 10% of mtrl budget going to put Defect cannot be fixed so Operations Call the General our costs that the week will remain Supply chain major schedule reprioritization Manager Manager over budget on budget or schedule Expedited freight of $500 or less for the week? Business system information (financial)
Client reprioritization within operating agreements
Machinery repairs, or purchases as necessary
In-company people power and overtime as necessary
Is this problem Management team going to Material replacement as needed put our Defect cannot be fixed so General costs that the Month will remain Supply chain - GM level assistance, and inventory strategies Notify the President Manager over on budget/schedule budget Expedited freight as necessary for the Enterprise system information month? Client reprioritization outside of operating agreements 1 Worker: Do I have a problem? (speed, quality, question on how to make it etc...)
2 Line lead: Is it really a problem or not? (Cancel or not cancel)
3 Manager: (once the line stops - "Will it take more than 2 Takt Times to solve the problem?")
4 Managers Manager (one off or systemic?)
1st Responder - Area lead
Don't Escalate - If within lead/teams control Scheduling - Moving capacity between groups but still hitting BOO Quality issue, fixed within cycle time
Escalate to 2nd Responder- If Outside lead/teams control
One unit in 'Red' for any reason Can't meet loaded, daily schedule due lost capacity or just behind schedule Material shortages or defects outside your control All Line stoppers including flow /pull issues between departments
2nd Responder - Production lead
Don't Escalate - If within lead/teams control Any issue fixed within cycle flow /pull issues between production departments one unit in 'Red' for any reason but second unit blue quality issues that require rework but no additional materials
Escalate to 3rd Responder- If Outside lead/teams control
Material issues (not here when job starts, poor quality, quantity wrong) BOM/BOO accuracy Behind schedule for the day or need for OT 2 consecutive in 'Red' Console issues Rework issues that require the purchase/ use of additional inventory Machine down conditions
3rd Responder - Production lead
Don't Escalate - If within lead/teams control Material issues (not here when job starts, poor quality, quantity wrong) - work with purchasing/ scheduling BOM/BOO accuracy - work with PD Machine down conditions- less than $500 Less than 2 in 'Red" with a fix to get back to cycle/ BOO Console issues - Jeremy