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Our JIT Training Power Point Slide Show consists of the following:

1. Topic wise power point presentation in 9 modules as listed below.

* Introduction to Just in time ( JIT )

* Cost management for just in time

* Just in time Production

* Just in time logistic

* Total employee involvement

* Implementing JIT mfg

* Just in time DO'S and DON'TS

* Quality issues in JIT

* Examples of JIT

* Case study

* This component comprises more than 250 foils, each pleasingly presented JIT presentation designed to get the message over, and establish a much better understanding. It also describes how to tackle it and drills down into all these topics.

2. A trainer's guide( Hand-outs)

3. Work-shops and case study presentation is given to evaluate effectiveness of training.

Just In Time

It is a management philosophy which aims at eliminating waste from every aspect of manufacturing and its related activities. The term JIT refers to producing only what is needed. JIT is defined as “A technique for the organisation of work-flows, to allow rapid, high quality, flexible production whilst minimising manufacturing waste and stock levels.” (CIMA official terminology)

There are two aspects to JIT – just- in-time production and just- in-purchasing. JIT production is defined as “A system which is driven by demand for finished products, whereby each component on a production line is produced only when needed for the next stage.”

JIT philosophy aims at reducing waste, which is defined by Fujio Cho of

Toyota as “any thing other than the minimum amount of equipment, materials, parts, space and worker’s time, which are absolutely required to add value to the product.” Thus waste is any resource used in excess of the minimum amount required to add value to the product.

More specifically JIT seeks to achieve the following goals.

1. Estimation of non-value added activities.

2. Zero inventory.

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