Plan For Every Part Training and Process WorkshopsExperience the PFEP Process - Loop Supply Systems' PFEP Process Workshop
What is our Plan for Every Part Workshop About?
Entering The Age Of Agile Supply Chains. Responding quickly to dynamic customer demand and adapting is the future of the manufacturing supply chain.
Customer Driven Material Flow Strategy. Develop a customer driven material flow strategy using efficient business processes.
Holistic Supply Chain Processes. Learn how to optimize and create a sustainable supply chain.
Where
- Birmingham, AL
When
Private Workshop
Cost
Contact for Workshop Rates
Who
Material Managers
Material Flow Engineers
Manufacturing Engineers
Material Delivery Specialists
Supply Chain Professionals
Objectives
- • Understand the importance of a Plan for Every Part
- • Define a common language to describe the PFEP
- • Learn implementation strategy for a detailed PFEP
- • Incorporate PFEP into your Material Flow Strategy
- • Incorporate PFEP into Continuous Improvement
- • Experience the PFEP process
- • Copy of the loopPFEP Implementation Framework
- • Excel PFEP Templates
Benefits
- • Increased Visibility and Collaboration
- • Inventory Reduction
- • Improve Trailer Cube Efficiency
- • Floor Space Optimization
- • Improve Warehouse Utilization
- • Increase Material Velocity
- • Reduce Obsolescence
- • Improve Supply Chain Responsiveness and Adaptability
- • Maximize Continuous Improvement
Schedule
Facility Layout
Understand a common facility terminology to model the material flow. Visualize the Value Added Conversion process used to build products.
Point of Use
Define the optimal material flow strategy by understanding the demand and presentation requirements at the Point of Use
Sourcing Strategy
Select the most efficient sourcing provider of a part to meet supply chain objectives. Understand Total Landed Cost options for each part’s material flow path.
Supply Logistics
Minimize the cost of moving material from the supplier to the point of use
Plant Logistics
Define the most efficient process to move material from the dock door to the production line. Minimize material handling cost. Minimize inventory carrying cost. Maximize material availability.