This document is about how to reduce set-up time using Single-Minute Exchange of Die (SMED) on an actual production process of interconnection axles, starting with a production and indicators analysis, followed by time studies, and then the rolling-out of all the SMED stages. The first activity carried out was observation, second assessment, and followed by implementation leading to standardization and the generation of standard manufacturing documents. At this point, training was carried out thereby enabling the validation and assessment of the versatility matrix. Finally, the productivity of the manufacturing cell was evaluated by looking at the new Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) indicator to demonstrate the effectiveness of SMED in reducing start-up times and the fine-tuning of machinery.
The results of a quantitative study about the potential environmental impact of ozone layer depletion due to the manufacture of plastic bags in a plant located in northern Colombia are presented in this article. The identification of the emitted gases is essential to determine their contribution to the depletion of the ozone layer and is measured in Kg. Eq. CFC-11 with LCA software, SimaPro. The criterion used in this evaluation are based on a life cycle analysis methodology and the objectives, scope and limitations of the productive system were defined based on this. From this information an inventory was made, taking as the main element the quantitative measurement of matter and energy flows for all inputs and outputs of the production process. The information about the process enabled the identification, characterization and assessment of the environmental impact of global warming related to the production of plastic bags, leading to the conclusion that the most polluting process is that of extrusion followed by the printing of plastic bags.
Artículo recibido el 31 de Enero de 2014 y aceptado para su publicación el 09 de Abril de 2014. Cómo citar este artículo: Morales Méndez JD, Galeano Barrera CJ, Muñoz Ospina JF. Perfil de responsabilidad social empresarial para las entidades promotoras de salud-régimen contributivo de Bucaramanga y su área metropolitana. Rev Cuid. 2014; 5(1): 633-43. que contribuyen a la dimensión social del desarrollo sostenible.
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