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Synopsis
Achieve 100 per cent Zero Defects. How? Involve your line workers in developing mistake-proofing devices. Improving Product Quality by Preventing Defects. If your goal is 100 per cent zero defects, here is the book for you - a completely illustrated guide to poka-yoke (mistake proofing) for supervisors and shopfloor workers. Poka-yoke ideas result in better product quality - and greater participation by workers in efforts to improve processes, products, and the company as a whole. Contents: Overview Processing errors Assembly errors Mounting errors Inclusion of wrong items Insertion errors Assembly omissions Processing Omissions Measurement errors Dimensional errors Omissions of operations Operations errors Pasting/labeling errors Inspection errors Wiring/contact errors Painting errors Printing errors Misalignment Set-up errors Packing/wrapping errors Mismatched jigs and dies Rinsing errors Miscellaneous problems. (Also available in Spanish - call for details)

From the Back Cover
If your goal is 100% zero defects, here is the book for you — a completely illustrated guide to poka-yoke (mistake-proofing) for supervisors and shop-floor workers. Many poka-yoke ideas come from line workers and are implemented with the help of engineering staff or tooling or machine specialists. The result is better product quality and greater participation by workers in efforts to improve your processes, your products, and your company as a whole.

The first section of the book uses a simple, illustrated format to summarize many of the concepts and main features of poka-yoke. The second section shows 240 examples of poka-yoke improvements implemented in Japanese plants.

The book:

• Organizes examples according to the broad issue or problem they address.
• Pinpoints how poka-yoke applies to specific devices, parts and products, categories of improvement methods, and processes.
• Provides sample improvement forms for you to sketch out your own ideas.

Use Poka-yoke in study groups as a model for your improvement efforts. It may be your single most important step toward eliminating defects completely. (For an industrial engineering perspective on how source inspection and poka-yoke can work together to reduce defects to zero, see Shigeo Shingo's Zero Quality Control.)