Dedicated to improving maintenance activity using best visual factory practices. If you can't understand what is happening at a process or how to correctly set-up a machine then it ain't visual enough. Real world examples of Visual Maintenance.
Showing posts with label sign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sign. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
What do those stack lights mean?
The colour coded label ensure the operators in the area know exactly what their stack light alarms mean. This factory has no true andon system, all machines however have a stack lights indicating their status but with plenty of different colours etc. for various faults.
Ideally there should be standardization across all stack lights and failing that the above signage could be improved further by making it larger so it can be read from a distance in all directions.
Monday, 16 January 2012
Safety lock
In this example before the labeling there was just a handle with no explanation of what it was for and no one knew there was another one at the other side of the machine. A simple description solves this and helps ensure that backed up with training that the safety locks will be used in the right circumstances.
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