Romeo Engine Plant
A-1)
Romeo Engine Plant has established the Romeo Quality Process (RQP) with the objective of;
-Understanding customer expectations on engine performance,
-Deploying such understanding in the manufacturing process and achieve minimal Variation,
By employing;
- Zero-defect philosophy,
- No rework policy,
- Continuously improving product quality and process efficiency.
A-2)
Deploying teams responsible for manufacturing, engineering, Quality Control, Production systems and supplier relationships.
Laid down target levels for product and process characteristics adapting a Zero defects philosophy.
No rework approach Defective engines during the manufacturing process were scrapped. Engine Exchange
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Actual cost method is followed than labor and overhead report.
Check book system: Acts as an authorization limit and check on indirect expense and making teams responsible for controlling cost. Scrap cost were assigned to work team responsible for the process.
24 hour response: Action plans have to be within 24 hours of receiving a complaint and by less than 24 hours for complaints receiving from outside the factory. Daily tracking system of quality problems reported from assembly plants and dealers. This ensured that quality issues are attended quickly and on an urgent basis. Weekly review of complaints form and respective action plans.
Weekly meetings: To focus on quality, productivity and scrap related issues on a continuous basis. Continuous improvement and feed back mechanism moved process towards zero defect philosophy. The functions of tracking defects are mostly automated. This gave workers and managers enough time and resources to work on improving action, innovation and quality.
Boundary Systems;
Eliminated incoming inspection and rework at the plant. No-rework policy. Suppliers were billed for full loss caused by defective parts supplied by them.
A-4)
Strength;
Culture and Employee skills: Deep rooted quality consciousness and team spirit. Highly skilled staff and high morale. Good labor elation with effective policies leading to high level of empowerment.
Information system: reliable and well deployed
The customer, internal departments, and potential suppliers contribute to designing quality into molded parts. Due to Road-Master’s strict quality requirements and just-in-time inventory systems, nonconformance results in high costs, hinders customer relations, and endangers
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Ability to build long lasting relationships with staff and management based on trust, a high degree of integrity, service excellence and transparency.
All these factors are considered as a strenght as it makes company stronger and united. Everybody knows what to do, staff is motivated and willing to work.
The employee should be comfortable in the working environment well and everyone should have a warm and open mindedness about themselves. One aspect of being in human
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Deming's third point focuses on using inspections as part of a continual improvement system. When a company results to inspecting finished items through a kind of sampling and quota system, this can lead to a more costly and more time consuming fix than there otherwise might have been if routine inspections at regular intervals throughout the process were had. If inspection is used as more of a statistical tool throughout the process of product development, it could be more easily remedy any potential issues that are outside normal acceptable variation levels. That way, the product line can be fixed mid-assembly so that additional products are not created with the same issue. The inspection portion of quality management is not a device that should be used for fear against employees, but rather, inspections should be used to gather data and understand more about the process,
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