Andon System in Production

The video tutorial explains the Andon method for reducing waste in production environments. It emphasizes keeping operators focused on value-adding tasks and handling disturbances through Andon buttons or cords. Alarms alert team leaders or coaches to address issues, with fault codes registered for analysis. Binar offers products like the LP220 to streamline this process, enabling improvement groups to analyze results and implement enhancements.

What is the primary goal of implementing the Andon system in a production environment?

• To reduce waste

• To minimize labor costs

• To enhance product quality

• To increase production speed

How can an operator signal a disturbance in the production process using the Andon system?

• By stopping the production line

• By sending an email

• By pushing a button or pulling a cord

• By calling the manager

Who is responsible for addressing the issues once an Andon alert is triggered?

• The production manager

• The team leader

• The operator

• The support person

What product does Binar offer to facilitate the registration of fault codes in the Andon system?

• A wireless sensor

• A mobile app

• A ten-button box LP220

• A digital display

How can improvement groups utilize the data collected from the Andon system?

• To analyze and implement improvements

• To reduce the number of operators

• To train new employees

• To increase production speed