Teaching Takt -Time, Flowline, and Point-to-point Precedence Relations: A Peruvian Case Study

Brioso, Xavier; Murguia, Danny; Urbina, Alonso

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2017.08.056

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“…Cycle time = Production time available per day/unit produced per day According to Brioso, et al, takt time is the time needed for a product to be produced to meet customers' needs [12]. In a theory put forward by Heizer, et al, Takt Time is the total work time available to meet customers' needs [11] The results of this calculation explain that Karin Kukis is unable to meet customer demands because the cycle time is more than the takt time.…”

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Implementation of Strategic Flexibility in SMEs of Snack Industry for Capacity Optimization. Is it possible?

Wicahyo¹,

Sudhartio²

2019

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Business and Management Research (ICBMR 2018)

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The Government of Indonesia is currently paying great attention to the development of the national economy that puts forward MSMEs. In this MSMEs' development effort, the academic community formed an activity called Business Coaching. Business coaching is now closely related to the empowerment of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). MSMEs are believed to have a significant role in national economy by contributing to the gross domestic product (GDP) and decreasing labor. With this capability, MSMEs become the economic pillar of a superior government. In dealing with contributing in GDP, the MSMEs' business actors must be able to implement its business strategy more flexibly in order to survive in the face of competition. Karin Kukis's experience in responding to the holiday demand was not good. They produced dry cakes with insufficient amount. Karin Kukis felt that their production capacity was not optimal, so they were unable to meet the demand so that their target was not achieved. Therefore, a business strategy is needed to sustain Karin Kukis' business. In response to these challenges, Karin Kukis operates a flexible business strategy. Strategic flexibility is the ability of a company to respond to variations in demand from a competitive and dynamic market environment [2]. In the face of this uncertain market demand, Karin Kukis will improve its production capacity so that Karin Kukis can achieve capacity optimization, compete with other competitors, and achieve the goal of increasing revenue from sales.

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Implementation of Strategic Flexibility in SMEs of Snack Industry for Capacity Optimization. Is it possible?

Wicahyo¹,

Sudhartio²

2019

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Business and Management Research (ICBMR 2018)

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“…El tren de actividades es una herramienta para administrar actividades repetitivas y secuenciales, estructuras de edificaciones, tendido de tuberías, etc. [20]. En la comunidad Lean, al tren de actividades también se le denomina Takt Time Planning [21].…”

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“…La línea de balance también se denomina línea de flujo si se diseña expresamente los flujos de sectores, mano de obra, equipos, materiales, información, trabajo previo y condiciones externas [23,24]. La línea de balance es una herramienta alternativa al tren de actividades, ambas tienen ventajas y desventajas respecto de la otra y existe discusión sobre si alguna es mejor [25]. Con la misma información se puede generar los dos gráficos simultáneamente por lo que es muy recomendable utilizar software que automatice su generación.…”

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Enseñanza de la filosofía de Lean Construction en la formación de Ingenieros Civiles: Una actualización del diseño del curso = Teaching Lean Construction for undergraduate Civil Engineering students: An update on course design

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Brioso²

2020

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Este artículo tiene como objetivo resaltar la importancia de la enseñanza de la filosofía Lean Construction para complementar la formación de alumnos de pregrado de la carrera de ingeniería Civil y dar pautas para la actualización del diseño del curso sabiendo que para que sea efectivo el aprendizaje este debe estar relacionado a la solución de problemas que suceden en el día a día en los proyectos de construcción y teniendo en cuenta que los estudiantes aún no cuentan o tienen poca experiencia profesional. Por ello, el uso de herramientas donde el alumno pueda entender la problemática y poder desarrollar el pensamiento analítico y critico es indispensable. En ese sentido, una herramienta didáctica muy útil son los estudios de caso y ejemplos reales de problemas que suceden en las obras ya que lleva al alumno a entender a través de casos los problemas que suceden durante el desarrollo y ejecución de proyectos y como se pueden plantear soluciones a través de la aplicación de conceptos Lean. Es importante mencionar que la aplicación de la filosofía Lean tanto en el Perú como en el mundo está ganando terreno rápidamente por ello el introducir al alumno al entendimiento de esta filosofía le da una base para su correcta aplicación al ejercer la profesión y poder gozar de los beneficios en los proyectos que participe. Según las encuestas, la efectividad de todas las actividades fue superior al 90%, lo que demuestra el éxito de la metodología.AbstractThis paper aims to highlight the importance of teaching Lean Construction philosophy for civil engineering undergraduate students and give guidelines for its update on course design, taking into account that for effective learning the course must include real construction projects problems solving and knowing that students have very little or no professional experience. Therefore, it is essential to use tools that help the student to understand the problem and be able to develop analytical and critical thinking. In this sense, a very useful didactic tool is the use of case studies, since it makes the student understand the problems related to construction projects and how they can propose solutions through the application of Lean concepts. It is important to mention that the application of the Lean philosophy both in Peru and in the world is rapidly gaining ground; therefore, introducing the student to this philosophy gives a basis for its correct implementation. According to the surveys, the effectiveness of all activities was higher than 90%, which demonstrates the success of the methodology.

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“…The traditional Critical Path Method (CPM) is argued to be disruptive to flow as it only simulates activities and duration. Consequently, a lot of waste is generated during the construction process [1] [2]. Moreover, location is valuable resource that must be modelled in all planning and scheduling methods [4].…”

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“…Moreover, location is valuable resource that must be modelled in all planning and scheduling methods [4]. There are alternative scheduling methods appropriate for construction management such as Takt Time, Flow Line, and Point-to-Point Precedence Relation (PTPPR) [2]. This research mainly focuses on takt time planning as it has received increased attention both in the construction industry and in academia [5].…”

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Influence of Takt Time Planning on Construction Efficiency

Kozlovská

Klosova

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Creating continuous workflow and reducing variability of construction processes is one of the essential principles of Takt Time system. The Takt Time Planning is a powerful lean tool that creates a continuous flow of people, materials, and resources, therefore it is recognized as a technology with great potential for process innovation in construction. A takt is a demand-driven pace or rhythm of work, which ensures that professionals work at the same speed to free up workspace within standard time frames, leading to a more optimized production process. The main purpose of this article is to explore the practical application and influence of Takt Time Planning on the productivity and efficiency of construction projects by providing an overview of selected case studies. Results show that Tact Time helps to establish a continuous flow and, as a result, reduce waste, reduce the duration and number of inventory buffers, and therefore reduce costs of construction projects.

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Teaching Takt -Time, Flowline, and Point-to-point Precedence Relations: A Peruvian Case Study

Cited by 13 publications

References 8 publications

Implementation of Strategic Flexibility in SMEs of Snack Industry for Capacity Optimization. Is it possible?

Implementation of Strategic Flexibility in SMEs of Snack Industry for Capacity Optimization. Is it possible?

Enseñanza de la filosofía de Lean Construction en la formación de Ingenieros Civiles: Una actualización del diseño del curso = Teaching Lean Construction for undergraduate Civil Engineering students: An update on course design

Influence of Takt Time Planning on Construction Efficiency

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