Bibliographic citations
Llorca, A., Bautista, A. (2024). Aplicación de Lean Warehouse Management para incrementar el nivel de cumplimiento de pedidos en una empresa del sector construcción en Lima, Perú [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/674046
Llorca, A., Bautista, A. Aplicación de Lean Warehouse Management para incrementar el nivel de cumplimiento de pedidos en una empresa del sector construcción en Lima, Perú [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2024. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/674046
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title = "Aplicación de Lean Warehouse Management para incrementar el nivel de cumplimiento de pedidos en una empresa del sector construcción en Lima, Perú",
author = "Bautista Andagua, Alex Andres",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2024"
}
In the current construction context, companies dedicated to civil and electromechanical projects play an essential role in the development of critical infrastructure in Peru. These companies not only promote compliance with current legislation, but also align their operations with corporate, strategic values and social responsibilities. Road, hydraulic, mining, energy infrastructure, and other industrial and sanitation projects are pillars that support economic growth and social well-being in these regions. The problem faced by the company under study is the low level of on-time and complete order fulfillment (OTIF). This is due to various root causes, such as the long time in the picking process, the inefficient distribution of areas in the warehouse and a high disorder rate within the warehouse. These deficiencies negatively impact operational efficiency and customer satisfaction, putting the competitiveness and sustainability of the business at risk. The solution proposal is based on the implementation of specific Lean tools to address each of the identified root causes. For the long time in the picking process, the standardization of work and the use of Poka Yoke is proposed. For the inefficient distribution of areas in the warehouse, a redesign of the layout using the ABC classification and the SLP is recommended. Finally, for the high disorder ratio, the application of the 5S methodology and cyclic counting is suggested. These strategies are designed to improve the efficiency and accuracy of warehouse operations. The results of the implementation of these solutions have been positive, reflected in significant improvements in all key indicators. After a simulation of the processes under study, a reduction in picking time, an optimization of the use of space in the warehouse and an improvement in order and cleanliness were observed, which contributed to an increase in the level of OTIF. These advances demonstrate the positive impact of the Lean methodology in warehouse management, highlighting the importance of maintaining a focus on continuous improvement and adaptation to market needs to ensure long-term success.
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