Bibliographic citations
Tello, M., (2022). Aplicación de la metodología 5´S para aumentar los indicadores de productividad del área de producción en la empresa Tello Campos Patricia [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional, Universidad Privada del Norte]. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/31546
Tello, M., Aplicación de la metodología 5´S para aumentar los indicadores de productividad del área de producción en la empresa Tello Campos Patricia [Trabajo de suficiencia profesional]. PE: Universidad Privada del Norte; 2022. https://hdl.handle.net/11537/31546
@misc{renati/521271,
title = "Aplicación de la metodología 5´S para aumentar los indicadores de productividad del área de producción en la empresa Tello Campos Patricia",
author = "Tello Centurion, Marylin",
publisher = "Universidad Privada del Norte",
year = "2022"
}
The following work of applied type, pre-experimental with a quantitative approach, has as main objective to apply the Lean Manufacturing methodology through the 5´S technique to increase the productivity of the production area of the company Tello Campo Patricia When analyzing the critical problem of the object of study through a Pareto graph and Ishikawa diagram, it was possible to verify the causes that affect the selected metrics in the investigation which were productivity, efficiency and effectiveness. The development methodology is based on the 5´S application in the field in a systematic and sequential manner according to the theory and previous studies applied. When applying the 5´S methodology, an audit was carried out to see the level of compliance within the area, with an initial result of 28%. Once the changes have been made at the level of the environment and working methods, 50% is reached. Considering that it is the first implementation of this tool with a Lean character. Once the hypotheses were defined, the results could be verified: 46.8% increase in productivity before Lean improvements and 70.7% after Lean changes (23.9% variation). Similarly, Efficiency experienced a variation of 75.3% to 78.6% (variation of 3.3%). For the efficiency variable, with an initial value of 62.2%, there is an increase of 89.9% with a variation of 27.8%.
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