Operational Improvement
High waste, low equipment availability, process variability, or unidentified bottlenecks limit a plant's productivity and profitability — often without clear indicators to even see it.
Who is it for?
Food plants looking to reduce waste, improve line availability, and increase productivity using the tools already available in their operation.
What it includes
- Operational diagnosis and indicator measurement (OEE and others)
- Identification of the main sources of loss and waste
- Selection and limited application of Lean Manufacturing, TPM, or Six Sigma tools as agreed
- Team training in continuous improvement
- Indicator follow-up when implementation support is included
How we work
- Operational diagnosis and indicator baseline
- Prioritization of improvement opportunities
- Design and, when contracted, support for proportionate improvement trials
- Team training
- Results follow-up
Service scope: Diagnosis identifies and prioritizes opportunities. Implementation, investment, maintenance, automation, or construction work is included only when expressly agreed; the company retains implementation decisions and resources. Results are verified with process data, and no savings, productivity, or yield percentage is promised before measurement.
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