PERANCANGAN PERBAIKAN LEAD TIME PERAKITAN PADA DIVISI FABRIKASI PT X DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN PENDEKATAN LEAN MANUFACTURING

PT X is a company engaged in the heavy equipment manufacturing sector. The company produces heavy equipment attachments. In carrying out the production process, PT X has several divisions within the production department, one of which is the Fabrication Division. This division has a business proc...

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Main Author: Fathahillah Shidiq, Ahmad
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83377
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:PT X is a company engaged in the heavy equipment manufacturing sector. The company produces heavy equipment attachments. In carrying out the production process, PT X has several divisions within the production department, one of which is the Fabrication Division. This division has a business process for assembling semi-finished components into final products using welding methods. From January to August 2023, the percentage of overtime in the Fabrication Division has consistently exceeded the company's set limit of 30%, with the highest percentage occurring in July at 72.5%. Using the five whys method, it was found that the root cause of this issue is the waste occurring in the assembly process in the Fabrication Division. The waste occurring in the assembly process can be eliminated by using a lean manufacturing approach. Before making improvements, it is necessary to collect cycle time data for each assembly activity, which is then processed by conducting data sufficiency tests, data uniformity tests, and data normality tests. In the lean manufacturing concept, the existing condition is mapped into a current state map using value stream mapping and process activity mapping. After mapping the existing condition, waste identification is conducted using the seven waste plus one method. Once the waste and its root causes are identified, improvements are designed. Based on the data processing that has been carried out, it was found that all the collected data is uniform and normally distributed with a sample size of 20 samples. The proposed improvement designs include improving the assembly floor layout, enhancing the UI of the work time recording application, and implementing 5S. Based on these improvements, the proposed assembly lead time is 1,937.78 minutes.