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LEAN PLANT DESIGN (LPD)

WHAT NEEDS DOES THE LEAN PLANT DESIGN SOLUTION MEET?

THE MODULAR DESIGN PROJECT OF A NEW FACTORY

Within the Lean Plant Design concept, building a factory larger than necessary is wasteful. The factory can almost always be designed in a modularized way. The project can foresee an area to be constructed initially, with future expansions already planned, to be built in the future. This reduces the need for initial capital investment, deferring investments related to demand growth, and eliminates the risk of making makeshift solutions in the future. This modularity concept ensures expansions that maintain a high level of performance.

HOW WE CONDUCED LEAN PLANT DESIGN (LPD) PROJECTS

A structured and well-defined methodology is a fundamental requirement for creating production units with optimized, rational and efficient value flow. The Hominiss Lean Plant Design methodology is based on the DMAIC framework, which originates from Six Sigma quality management.

This methodology is capable of guiding the stages of creating a factory project, from forming the work team to establishing performance parameters for the designed improvements.

 

Define

Project scope definition; Team formalization; Planning project operationalization; Product and volume analysis; Identify and validate product and process families.

Define

Project scope definition; Team formalization; Planning project operationalization; Product and volume analysis; Identify and validate product and process families.

Measure

Diagnosis of the current situation; Demands (current situation and future scenarios; Macro value stream; Needs and constraints of the current layout.

Measure

Diagnosis of the current situation; Demands (current situation and future scenarios; Macro value stream; Needs and constraints of the current layout.

Analyze

Conceptual definition of alternatives; Detailing of alternatives: processes, movement and storage; Evaluation and selection.

Analyze

Conceptual definition of alternatives; Detailing of alternatives: processes, movement and storage; Evaluation and selection.

Implement

Generate installation plan; Prioritize initiatives; Manage implementation.

Implement

Generate installation plan; Prioritize initiatives; Manage implementation.

Control

Project documentation; Performance parameters; Routine audit of designed improvements.

Control

Project documentation; Performance parameters; Routine audit of designed improvements.

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Senior partner
Solutions director

THE FIRST STEP TO ENSURE A COMPETITIVE PRODUCTION SYSTEM IS A GOOD FACTORY DESIGN.

IT IS WHAT WILL ENSURE THAT THE EMPLOYEES PRODUCE SAFELY, COMFORTABLY AND WITH HIGH PERFORMANCE.

In our Lean Plant Design concept, your factory is designed considering all the details of operation, movement, storage and, especially, the relationship of the human element with this production system. All of this within a methodology that guides this process effectively and safety, ensuring the maximum performance of your system.

Hominiss has been designing lean factories since 2002, pioneering Lean Plant Design in Brazil. Come talk to us about it and see how we can help you realize your project safely.

REDUCE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATING COSTS

A good layout design brings high operational performance to your factory.
Additionally, it yields significant financial savings in the construction or expansion of your facility.

Become more competitive with Lean Plant Design

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