Continuous Improvements at Operator Level

Q2 Business, Management and Accounting
J. Lerche, H. Neve, S. Wandahl, A. Gross
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Abstract

Abstract Few empirical studies have previously reported on the implementation of takt planning and utilizing Deming cycles (PDCA) to control construction workflows continuously. This paper presents a case study from the offshore renewable industry, closely related to construction. The paper aims to develop and evaluate a conceptual model combining takt planning and the Deming cycle within the offshore wind construction environment. The conceptual model has through interactions with construction experts been modified for a visual board implementation, covering two alternative processes with a fixed number of technicians per performing team. The knowledge base for the conceptual model is based on Takt planning implementation from the lean construction community and PDCA implementation from the lean production community. The main contribution of this paper is the development and evaluation of the conceptual model combining takt planning and the Deming cycle in a construction environment. This conceptual model has potential implications in the construction and refurbishment industry.
操作员层面的持续改进
摘要以前很少有实证研究报道takt规划的实施和利用Deming循环(PDCA)来连续控制施工工作流程。本文介绍了一个与建筑业密切相关的海上可再生能源行业的案例研究。本文旨在开发和评估海上风电施工环境中结合takt规划和Deming循环的概念模型。通过与施工专家的互动,概念模型已被修改为视觉板实施,涵盖了两个备选流程,每个执行团队有固定数量的技术人员。概念模型的知识库基于精益施工社区的Takt规划实施和精益生产社区的PDCA实施。本文的主要贡献是在建筑环境中开发和评估结合takt规划和Deming循环的概念模型。这一概念模型对建筑和翻新行业具有潜在的影响。
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Journal of Engineering Project and Production Management
Journal of Engineering Project and Production Management Business, Management and Accounting-Business, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)
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