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Lean Material Flow with Forklift-Free Operations: Considerations for Success
Program Code:
L-2
Date:
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Time:
10:15 AM to 11:30 AM
EST
SPEAKER
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Larry Tyler,
None, President,
Kinetic Technologies, Inc.
Mr. Tyler brings 28 years of operational, sales and marketing experience in the industrial capital equipment and consumables markets from The Lincoln Electric Company and its largest subsidiary, Lincoln Canada. His notable responsibilities included corporate forecasting, national and global account management and development and implementation of the top value-added cost reduction program in the industry for distributors and key direct customers. He served most recently as Vice President of Sales for the $80M Canadian Lincoln Electric Company where he achieved a record three-year compound annual sales growth of 15%. During the same period, he led an automation systems start up effort that grew business revenue to over $1M in its first year. He is an owner of Kinetic Technologies, Inc. and for the last six years has served as its President.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) from Cleveland State University (Fenn College of Engineering) and an EMBA from Case Western Reserve’s Weatherhead School of Management.
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SUBMITTER
:
Larry Tyler,
None, President,
Kinetic Technologies, Inc.
Mr. Tyler brings 28 years of operational, sales and marketing experience in the industrial capital equipment and consumables markets from The Lincoln Electric Company and its largest subsidiary, Lincoln Canada. His notable responsibilities included corporate forecasting, national and global account management and development and implementation of the top value-added cost reduction program in the industry for distributors and key direct customers. He served most recently as Vice President of Sales for the $80M Canadian Lincoln Electric Company where he achieved a record three-year compound annual sales growth of 15%. During the same period, he led an automation systems start up effort that grew business revenue to over $1M in its first year. He is an owner of Kinetic Technologies, Inc. and for the last six years has served as its President.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) from Cleveland State University (Fenn College of Engineering) and an EMBA from Case Western Reserve’s Weatherhead School of Management.
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Description
Increasingly, company leaders are mandating the transformation to lean manufacturing. Going lean presents challenges to established company culture, managers, engineers, and production personnel. Plus, the transformation can inhibit manufacturing methods, including material flow. This presentation will address the challenges and the considerations for achieving success when converting to forklift-free operation. Topics discussed will include team building, concurrent planning incorporating the four key aspects of forklift-free system design, common challenges, and application details. Participants will gain an understanding of the benefits and challenges related to forklift-free, lean material flow system.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
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- Understand the features, advantages and benefits (FAB) of forklift free lean material flow.
- Understand the challenges of integrating the 4 key aspects of the program.
- Assemble the correct team to build a successful forklift free program.