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Centro Unv*rsitário Santo Agostinho
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www*.fsanet.com.*r/revista
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Rev. FSA, Tere*i*a, *. *1, n. 4, art. 1, p. 3-19, abr. 2*2*
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IS*N Impresso: 1806-*356 ISSN E*etrôn*co: 2317-2983
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http://dx.doi.org/10.12819/2024.21.*.1
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Imple*entation of the System Handled i* a *roductio* Ce*l: Casa **udy in a Metall**gical
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Compa*y
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Análise da *mpla*t*ção do Sis*ema Puxado em **a Cél*la de Prod*ção: *studo *e *aso em
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u*a Empresa Metalúrgi*a
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C*istiano Ricard* ** Silva
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Bac*arel em Adminis*ração pel* Complexo de *nsino Superior d* Ca*hoeirinha
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E-mai*: cristian*ri*ardo406@**ail.com
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*am*el Vinicius *o**to
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Douto* em Engenharia de *r*dução pel* Universida*e Federal do Rio Gr*nde *o Sul
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Profess*r da *ni*ersi*ade Feder*l d* R*o Grande
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E-*ail: *vbonato@gmail.*om
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Errol Fernando Zepka Pereir* Junior
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Mestre e* A*m*n*st*ação *ela **iversidade Fede*a* do Ri* Grande
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Dou*orando e* *d*inistração na Universi*ade Fe*e*al de Sant* *a*ari*a
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E-mail: z*pkaef@gmai*.*om
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Cynth*a Mikae*a Chemell* Favi*ro Lopes
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D*utora em *dmini*tração pe** Universi*ade Federal do *io G*a*de do Sul
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E-mail: cynth*a.*aviero@*mail.co*
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*elipe *opp Leite
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Mestre em Ad*inist**ção pela Universidade Fe*eral do R*o Grande
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Doutorando em Ad*inist*a*ão na Univ*rsidade F*der*l *e Sa*ta Catarina
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E-*ail: felipe.kopp18@gma*l.com
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Ende*eço: *r*stian* Ricardo da Silva
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Edi*or-Chefe:
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Dr.
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Kerley
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Ender*ço: Samuel Vi*ici*s Bonato
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Art*go recebid* em 14/05/2023. Última
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versão
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CE* 962*3-900, Bras*l.
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C. R. Silva, *. V. B*nato, E. F. Z. Pe*eira Junio*, C. M. C. F. Lo*e*, F. K. **ite
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A*S**ACT
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The *ndu*t**al l*nds*a*e has *volv*d from mass *r**uction *o
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dema*d-drive* *y*tems
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in
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a
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co*petitive market. Compani*s face constant change, prompting a *eed for efficiency
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and
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flex*bility in operations. The Toyota p*oduct*on system, developed i* the 1950s, *mph*sizes
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*a*te re*uction and pull-based p**duc*ion.
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This ar*icle explore* how the Toyota system is
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applied in a me**llurgical compan* to reduce waste
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and i*prove
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*rocesses through *aizen.
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The general
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objective o* this ar*icl* is to analyze the pulle* produc*ion system *nd its
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cont*ibut*on to *educi*g
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inventories in the pr*duction process in * me*allurgical c*mpany.
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This study was *perational*zed through a
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q*alitative ana*ysis, with the aid of
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**e case study
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r*search metho* within a metallurgic*l *roduc*i*n context. The study pa*ticipant*
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are
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a
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specific sec*or o* t** company and dat* colle*tion invo*ves doc*mentary analysis
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and
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s*co*d*ry d*ta. Data an*lysis includes c*nt*nt an*lysis, focus*ng *n red*cing lea* ti*e
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and
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inventori** in the pr**uction proces*. T*rough the i*ple*en**tion of the pull s*s*em and the
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value flow, the p*oduction pr*cess was opti*ized, red*cing stock*, fa*ili*ating *uality contr*l,
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and a*lowing the rapid id*ntif*ca*ion *f anomalies. *he
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deve*opme*t *f a future st*t* fl*w
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*ap sh*wed how To*ota Produ*tion Sy*tem tools, *uch
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as 5S, visual manage*ent
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and
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Kan*an, can
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be
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*pplied to promote cont**uous improv*ment in t*e manufacturing process.
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The implem*ntation of *he pul* *ys*em in the secto* brough* **prove*ents suc* as production
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on c*stom*r *emand, r*d*ce* and *uali*i*d stocks, ensuring timely delive*ies in line wit* *he
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philosophy of *he Toyota Pr*duc*ion Sy**e*, which prio*itizes pr*duction accord*ng *o the
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customer's needs.
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Keyw*rds: *oyota S*stem. Value S*ream. Lean P**ductio*.
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RESUMO
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O *enári* industrial evoluiu da produçã* em mas** para sistem*s orie*t***s *e*a pro*u*a em
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um
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*ercado comp*tit*vo. ** empresas e*frentam mudanças constantes, o *ue *er* uma
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necessidade de eficiênc*a e flexibil*dade
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nas operações. O S*s*em* Toy*ta de Produ*ão,
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*ese*v**vido na década *e *950, enfatiza a reduç*o
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de desperdícios e a *ro*u*ão puxa*a.
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Es*e artigo e**lo*a *omo o siste*a *oyota é
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aplicado
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e* uma *****sa meta*úrgica para
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reduzir de*perdícios e melhorar processos atrav** do Kaizen. O **j*tivo ge*al deste *rt*go é
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*n**isar o *i*tema
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de **odução pux*do e sua contribuição *ara a reduç** de *s*oqu*s
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no
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processo prod*tivo em um* empr*sa metalúrg**a. Este estud* foi operaci*nalizado p*r me*o
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d*
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u*a a*álise qualitat**a, *om auxílio do m*t**o de pes*uisa
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*o es*udo de c*so de**r* de
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um
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conte**o de pr**ução metalúrgica. O
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p*rticip*nt* do estudo * um setor especí*ico
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da
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empr*sa e a coleta *e *ad*s en*olve aná*ise d*cumental dad** e
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**cundár*os. A análise
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de
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dad*s incl*i an*lise de con*eúdo, c*m *oc* *a red*ção
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de lead time e esto*ues *o processo
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pro*u*ivo. *trav** da impleme*tação
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** sist**a puxado * d* fl*x* de valor, o processo
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p*odutivo foi otim**a*o, red*zi*do e*to*ues, facilit*nd* o c*ntrol* de q***idade e p*rmitindo
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a *den*ificação rápida de anomalias. A elaboração de u* mapa *e fluxo do
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estado futuro
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most*ou como as ferramenta* do Sistema Toyota de P*odução, c*mo 5S,
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gestão visua*
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e
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K**ban pod*m *er apl*cadas
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p*ra promo*er
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* m*l*oria *ontínua
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*o
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pr*c*sso f*bril. A
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implement*ção do sistema *uxad* *o set** t*oux* *elhori*s, *omo pro*ução sob demanda *o
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c*ien*e, e*toqu*s r*duzidos e qualificados, assegur*ndo **t*egas
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oportunas *m *onsonânc**
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com a filosofia d* Sistema Toy*ta de Produção, q**
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priori*a a *r*duçã* confor*e
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a
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*e*essida*e do cliente.
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Palav*as-chav*: *istema **yota. *luxo de Val*r. *rodução *nxuta.
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Rev. F*A, Teresin*, v. 2*, n. 4, art. 1, p. 3-*9, abr. 202* www4.*s*n*t.com.br/r*vista
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Impl*ment*tion of the System Handled in a *roduction C*ll: *asa *tud* in a Metal*urgic*l Com*any
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1 INTRODUCTION
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Since the begi*n*ng of the indu*trial era, the mar*et has **en un*ergoing consta*t
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ch*nges, h**ing evolved from a *yst*m of mas* *roduction t* modern pro*uction system* o*
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demand, in an *ncr*a**ngly agg*essive and compet*tive scena*io. Th* in*ust*y has been
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exp*rie**ing, *or some time, a pr*cess of *evol*tion i* t** parameters that define
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t he
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environment in *hich it ru*s (Zambon, *ecch*ni, Egidi, S*p*rit*, & Colanton*, 2019).
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In *he *urre** con*ext, the new f*rm of *om**titio* s*pplies an *nc*easingly turbulent
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environment. The intensi**c*tion
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of co*p*titi*n gives rise to "comp*titive press*re" th*t *
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mot**a*ed companies to **re*t their fo**e* to*a*ds the se*rch *o* mor* effi*iency in *heir
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o*erations and managem*nt processes.
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C*mpanies *eed to compet* in severa* dimensi*ns,
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such ** costs, quality, t*me, f*exibility *nd innovation. Si*ce then, comp*nies h**e discovered
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the need to implement, in a
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continuous and s**tema*ic w*y, in*reasingly flexible and
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inte*rated *roduction systems, aiming to meet th* nee*s p*sed *y
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th* market i* the
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contemporar* *ompe***ive env*ronment (Mill**ei* & Martinich,
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2*14). In this en*ironment,
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chang*s are constant a*d compel co*pani*s to become fle*ible and p*omp*ly return to *arket
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resp*nses.
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The Toyota *roducti*n sy*tem originated in th* 1950s i* Ja**n, w*th Mr. Ta*ic*i Ohno
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as its p*ecu*sor. Its premise was ** increase productiv*ty *y continuously improvi*g proc*sses
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by r*du*ing or cutting *as*e. This multi-step production sys*em, cha*act*r*stic ** many
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p*o*uc*ion
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systems, **ntemplates the metho*s o* pushing and pulling,
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t*e *ormer,
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widely
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used by i**u*t*ies, is
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cal**d
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as th* planned quant*ty *f produc*ion, decide* by
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de*and
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forecasts and available stocks (Yamamoto, Milstead, & *Io*d, 201*). In thi* m*thod,
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pro*uc*ion is carried out *ccordi** to demand and sto*k, *nd the *ntire proces* is carried *ut
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in a *equenti*l and orderly
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mann*r. Wh*n * pu*hed product*o* system i*
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used, inventories
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suf*er a very significant in*re*se a*d w*th fixed as*ets stopp*d, pro*lems appear,
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and
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indiv*dua* efficiencies crea*e a* illusion *f c*ntrol.
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In the pulled system, *n the o*her hand, the final process removes *he necessary
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q*a*ti*ies from the prev*ou* process a* a
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g*ven time, and th*s pro**d**e is repeated in
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t he
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reverse
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*rder, passing th*ough all previous processes (Ya*am*to et al., 2*19). In pulled a
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production
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system, * progra*min* logic i* *rea*ed, that i*, w*en it is *ot
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*oss*ble to cut
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s*ocks th*o*gh * con*inuous flow of pa*ts, supermarket* must be created with contr*l*ed
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v*lumes o* mat*rial*, which se*ve as poi*t* of information generation. prev*ou* p*oce*ses.
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Rev. FSA, Tere*ina PI, v. 21, n. 4, a*t. 1, *. 3-*9, a*r. 20*4 ww**.fs*net.com.br/*evi*ta
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C. R. Silva, S. V. Bonat*, E. F. Z. Pereira Junior, C. M. C. F. **pes, F. K. Lei*e
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Therefore, b*sed ** *he Toyot* pr*duction system (TPS), *nd its c*ntributio*
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to
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t *e
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pr*du*tion pr*cess, *hich
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promotes the *eduction of invento*ies and *educe* waste
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i n t he
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producti*n process, with the
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analysis o* the value *low map (VSM) , this ar*icle was
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deve*ope* thr*ugh *n analysis ** the productio* system
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pulled in a produ*tion cell o*
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met*llurgic*l company, i* or*er to co*bine
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th* concepts seen in the*ry with the effe*tive
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o*e**ti*n in *he pu**ed system presen* in t** company sector, to promote improveme*t ideas
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for a future *tate map by p*rforming K*izen.
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In this c*s*, the gener*l obj**tive o* t*is art*cle is to analyze the pul*e* p****ctio*
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system and its cont*ibutio* to *educing inventori*s in t*e *roduction process in
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a
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me*al*urgical *om**ny, b*sed on the
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following spe*ific *b*ectives: (i) implementi*g
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impr*veme*ts to improv* t*e r**ults *f th*
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production system ; (ii) present the resu*ts
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ob*ained after t*e firs* improvement i* *he *alue flow; and (i*i) relate the ben*fits obtained by
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the compan* by co**aring them from the perspect*v* of t*e pull *ystem.
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2 THEORETICAL FRA*EWORK
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In t*is section, the foll**ing topics *ill be covered that relate to the anal*sis of
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implementation *f the pull system in a met*llurgy production cel*, namel*: Toyota Produ*t*o*
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**ste* (TPS), *alue Str*am Map, basic principles of Lean, Kaizen, Just in Tim* (JI*), Lead
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Time, Takt Time and *to*ks and types of stocks.
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2.1 Toyo** Produc**** S*stem (T*S)
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*oyo*a Production **stem (TPS), L*an Prod*ction, J*st *n Time (JIT), Lean
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*anufacturing, or even Le*n Prod*ct*on, are equivalen* terms us*d
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*o name *he logic of
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mana*ing, planning and controlling
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produc*ion, o*igin*lly de*elo*ed by Toyota *otor
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Com*an* in 1945 in Japan, afte* the defeat of this countr* in t** second worl* war. *rom t*e
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c*n*e*tua* f*undations de*eloped by thi* *ompan*, oth** Japanese au*omobile i*dustries, and
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la*er,
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some *ester* manufacturing sectors and *v** the North *meric*n automo*ive s*c*or,
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over time they have evolve* in** * concept considered *s a production syste* m*x and wor*
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philos*phy (Pi*c**oz*i, Aquila*i, & Gatti, *018).
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The probl*m at
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t **
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*ime was, *t the same time, how t* cut
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cost* and produce sma*l
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quan*i**es of many types
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o* cars. T*e *uthor assures t*at the f*ndamenta* principles of Lea*
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Production were developed *rom these needs. The "lean" con*ept became popu*arly kn*wn,
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Rev. F*A, Te*esina, v. 21, n. 4, ar*. 1, p. 3-1*, a*r. 2024 ww*4.fsanet.com.br/revist*
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I*plemen*atio* of *he System Handle* in a Production Cel*: Casa S*udy in a M*ta*lurgical Company
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fol*owing th* publ*c*tion of t*e work "*he M*chine that Changed the *o*ld", *y Womack,
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J*nes a*d Ross *n 1990, where the authors p*pu*arized the u*u*l lea* produc*io* pri*ciples
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and practic*s starting from th* System Toyota *e Produção, which
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*n its philosop*y, *ims
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essentiall* to increase *rod*ction capa*ity
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t**ough the use of fewer reso*rces and th*
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reduc**on of *aste (Pereira, B*nato, Pereira J*nior, Czarneski, & D'Ávila, 2019).
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It i* very important to have the product value flow **ll d**ined, as it allows an
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ove*vi** of th* processes that add value, since, for a given product the value has been
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*re*i*ely *pecified, the v*l*e flow map*ed, t*e steps that do not add value elimi*ated value, it
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is essential tha* the
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va*u* i*
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process fl*ws, *moothly
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and contin*ously, withi* *he three
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*r*tical mana*eria* *asks: problem solvin*, i*formation management an* phy*ical
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transformation (Rahm*n, Moh*mad, Rah*an, Hamd*la, Larasati, & Ito, 2020).
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After identifying the value according to the fir*t
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principle, mappin* the pro*uc* value
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*h**n a*d el*minating waste according to the s*cond *rinciple, t*e ne*t s*e* of lean thinking is
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to make th* opt*m*ze* flow ** va*ue flow harmo*ious** until t*e arriva* of *he pro*uct to the
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final custom*r, **defining the
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fun*tio*s and depar*ments, allowing them to co*tr*bu*e to the
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creation of val*e for the c*stomer.
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The *alue Stream Map (VSM) is a procedu*e
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for *indin* all *pecific acti**ties tha*
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occ*r along the val*e stream for a pr*duct or famil* of prod*cts. It is * *articula*ly interesting
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tool *or th* co*t*nuou* re*uction of waste. Th* idea is ** obta*n with i* * clear visualiz*ti*n of
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*he *anuf*ctu*ing *rocesses *nd s*me of their was*es, a* well as effect*ve *nalysis guidel*nes
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that a*d in the proje*t *o optimize the *low and cut these wa*tes. Th* VSM is a tool cap*ble of
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looking at the **ocesse* of ad**ng value ho*izon*all*,
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empha*izing acti*iti*s, ac*ions and
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connection* i* the *ens*
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*f
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cre*ti*g va*ue and maki*g
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it *low fr** suppl*ers to final
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*ustom*rs (Ra*m** et al., 2020).
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The inf***atio* flow is th* *ovement of *nformation from cu*tomer*' re*u*rement* t*
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*he points *here the i*formation *s needed to guide each stage o* the
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pr*cess. Comp**ies
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ba*ed *n the principles of *ass p*oduc*ion usually h*ve *arallel informat*on flow: forecasts,
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**hedules, delivery o*ders, etc.
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*n gene*al, these a*e sent at each st*ge of the
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proces*. *he
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concept
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of l*an pr*d**tio* a*s* *ims *o si***ify the flow of in*ormation, looking to set **
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unique points o* programming *or produc*ion and *efine loops *ulled from information.
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T*e material flow *s th* physic*l movement of it*m* *long the com*lete value flow. In
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mas* production, products range from large batches to *e*tralized proce*ses, through p**h*d
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p*ogra**ing. The use of VSM, must *e m*de from the drawing of the c*rren* state, which *s
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obtai*e* from the collection of inform*ti*n on the
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shop f*oo*, f*r each fam*ly of product*.
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*ased o* *h* information *ontained in the current
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V*M, *
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dra*ing
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of **e future state
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is
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developed. How*ver, *he des*gn of *he cur**n* and future state does not occur in a com*l*tely
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sepa*ate an* s*quentia* m*nner. Fina*ly, a work pla* must be dr*wn up and i*s consequent
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impleme*tat*** *esults i* the achievem*nt o* th* projected future sit*ation (**ang, Kim,
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Sadri, Dowey, & Dargusch, *019).
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2.3 Kaizen
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The main key ** the suc*ess of J**a*e*e production *ethods i* calle* K*iz*n
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(*ontinuo** improvement). Th* Ja*anese pr*duction system is designed t* enc*urage *o*st*nt
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change and imp*o*ement as pa*t of daily ope**tions. T* achieve ***zen, manageme*t **es t**
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col*ective experien*e o* all its empl*yees and value* joint problem solving. The **volvem*n*
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of e*er*one, including managers and w*rkers, is fundamental for the Kai*e* concept t* work.
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There *s always somet*ing to impro**, whether at work *r in
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any other act*vi*y (Ros*ini,
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Audino, Costa, Cifone, Kundu, & *o*tioli-Staudacher, 2019).
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Lean productio* appea*ed as a manufac*u**ng system whos* fo*us is t* *m*rove
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proc*sses and
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*rocedures *hrough **nti*u*us waste redu*tio*, su*h as: excess invento**
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between workstat*ons, as well as lon* waiting time*.
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All of t*e a*ove objecti*es we*e established in *rd*r to expand a company's produc*ion
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cap*city so that it can compete in this globalized *ce*ar*o. The goals set by lean production in
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relati*n to the var*ous pro**ction problems are: zero de*ec*s; zero prepara*i*n tim* (se*up);
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zero st*ck; zero *ovement; brea* z*ro-unit lo* (*ne pi*ce) and zero *ead time (Ya*a*oto et
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*l., 20*9).
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2.4 Just in Time (J*T)
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One of the *ost importa*t co*cepts of lean production is known by the n*me J*st in
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Time (JIT). Supplying products to a produc*ion line, w*r*house, or *u*tomer, on*y when they
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ar* needed, is t** idea of j*s* in ti*e. JIT is helpf*l when there i* certain*y of needs
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and
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Impl*me*ta*io* of the System Handled in a Pro*u*ti*n Cell: Ca*a Study in a Metallurgi*al C*mpa*y
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*
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demands, repl*ce*ent time*, small a** known, pr*d*cts of
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great
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*nitary value and whic*
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*equire a hig* level of contr*l (Dura* & Mer*ol, 2020)
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For the Japanese, JI* m*ans "at *he r*ght time", "oppor*une". *n English it m*ans "in
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**me", t*a* **, "not e*act*y *t the *stablished momen*, but a l*ttle earlier, with a certain amount
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of time". In *he To*ot* System, product*on is ba*ed on ze*o st*ck, *o it is equivalent to *ay
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tha* the processes must be replenished with *he right items, in the right quan*ity a** at the
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right time, according to t*e concept of just in time. Basically, producing goods *nd services at
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*xactl* the *ight **me, *ot b**ore, so th*t it does n*t become stock, and not after, so that there
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is no waiting on t*e part of cust**ers, i* the concept of *IT (Duran & Mertol, 2020).
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2.5 Lead Time
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T*e time
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**ken to tran*form *aw mat**ials *nto finished produ*ts is called L*ad Time
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and is related to the fl***bility of th* *roduction system in meeti*g * custo*er's requ*st. *o,
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</par><par>
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the shorter the
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time ta*en to transform raw materials int* finished
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*rodu**s, the lower the
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c*sts of
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the production system wit* regard to
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c*stomer needs (Dhira*idamani, Ramkum*r,
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</par><par>
<line>
P**nambalam, & Subr*manian, 2018).
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The lead t*me bas*call* has fi*e elements: (i) time in the q*e*e - time that the
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j ob
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rem*ins in the work center
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before s*ar*ing the oper*tion; (ii) *reparation time - tim*
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to
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**ganize th* wo*k center fo* the op*ration; (iii) operating time - *i*e r*quire* to *perate the
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o*der; (iv) waiting tim* - *he a*o*nt of time t*at w*rk is kept at *he work center, until i* is
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t*ken to the nex* work c*n*er; and (iv) transportat*on t*me: transportation time betwe*n wor*
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ce*ters (Dhi*avidamani e* al., 2018).
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2.6 Takt *im*
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The "*akt time" is *ef*n*d bas*d on market demand and the tim* av*ila*le fo*
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p*oducti*n. It is the pr*duction p*ce neces*a*y to meet de**nd. Mathematic*lly, it results
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from
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*he ratio be*wee* *he time available for pro*uction a** the numbe* o* un*ts to
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be
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*r*duc*d. The takt time i* the production pace of a part or produc* in a *ine or cell (Millstein
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& M***ini*h, 201*).
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The takt team sh*w* wh*n a certain product should be made. Through the *a*t team you
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can see the situat*on in which t*e pro*uct*on is. In other words, if a pr*duct h*s a on*-minute
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t*kt tim* and it is be*ng p**duce* in two, i* w*ll *e *asy to *otic* that *here is a problem in the
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10
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flo* of that product *nd actions can be take* in th*s way. cu* such a problem (B*nato,
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Zimmer, & Pereira Juni*r, 2019).
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I* *roce*s B, t*ere is a continuo** unitary flow, that is, a finished *roduc* m*st come
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out every determ**ed time. This t*me is the takt time, much less than the delive*y time of th*
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*atches from th* ea**ier process. Duri*g assembly the*e *re *nl* *ar*s
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tha* are *ctu*lly in
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p*oduc**on, avoidi*g *he *ccumulation o* un*ece*sary materia*s throughout production.
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* RESEARCH ME*HOD
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Th*s chapter pr*s*nts
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the *ethodological st*u*ture adopted to carr* o*t this r*search.
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Re*earch can *e def**ed a* a r*tio*a* *nd systematic pro*edure that aims to *ind solution* to
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t he
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p*oposed pro**ems. Research is necessary *hen t*ere a*e not e*ough *rguments and
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</par><par>
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infor*a*ion to solve t** problems, o* wh*n the availab*e in*o*mat**n is di*persed. It develops
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in a process w*th several st*ges th*t *a*ge from the form*lat**n o* the problem
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t o t he
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</par><par>
<line>
presentation *f the results, car*fully using met**ds, tec*niques and o*he* scientific pr*cedu*es
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(Gil, 2*18)
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In this study, w* ch*se to use the qu*lita**ve m*thod thr*ugh a case *tudy. **ali*ative
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research *s understood
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a* *he formati*e evaluation of information w*th the *ur*ose o*
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improving *he e*fectivenes*
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of a program, *nd
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document analy*is is
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one *f the m*st **ed
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</par><par>
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sources in res*ar**, as it *resents data f**m different p*riods of the studied c*mpany (*oesch,
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</par><par>
<line>
Be*ker,
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& Mello, 20*5). About th* case stud* approach, it *ntai*s a *horo*gh
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anal*sis **
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a
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si*g*la* situatio*, whe*her that
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of an
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*ndividual or an organization, with the pu*pose *f
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<line>
examining the particular ci*cum***nces surroun*ing it (Roesch et al., 2015).
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The case study is a modality that cons*sts of a deep *nd ex*aust*v* st*dy of one or a fe*
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aims and
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se*ks to e**lore a *ontem*orar* phenomenon its context an* can i*
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be used i* *n
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exploratory and des*ript*ve way,
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incl*di*g these as case explor*tion and
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desc*ipt*on. Ca*e
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</par><par>
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study is a method *h*t contributes to the k*owle*ge of indivi*ual,
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group and **ganizational,
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</par><par>
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social phen**ena. *t allows re*ear*hers to l*arn about
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t*e holistic and *i*nifica*t
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c*aracteristic* of r*al-*i*e e*ents, such a* group beh*vi*r, ma*urati*n o* i*dustries,
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organizational processes, *mo** oth*r* (Yin, 2015). In this r*search th* focus o* the case
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study is the organizational proces* of production of a m*tallurgy.
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As for th* target pop*l*tio* t*at characteriz** the *ni*ers* of this resea*ch, i* consis** of
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a sec**r *f a metallurgical company, in which its production mo**l is analyz*d. The *nivers*
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forms a group o* elements (*om*ani**, product*, individ**ls) that show the characteris*ics to
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Implementati** o* the Sy*tem H**dled in a P*oduc*ion Cell: Casa St*** in * Metall*rg*cal Co*pany
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be inve*tiga**d. The sam*le population *r si**ly t*e *amp*e is chosen from this universe,
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bas*d on *ep*es*ntativ**e** c*iteria. In the con*ext of the study, t*e ***g*t *ample p*pulati*n
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corresponded to t*e sector that *as *he object of analysis (Roesch et a*., 2015).
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Regarding the i*struments of da*a *ol*ection, it cor*esponds to a docum*nt that make* it
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pos*ible to pr**ent questions *n* inqu*rie* to the resp**d*nts, providi*g the acqui*iti*n *f t*e
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answers **at will *ontribu*e
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t * t he s ol ut i on *f t he
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pro*lem, *t wa* decided *o observe and
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</par><par>
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collect sec*ndary data (*oesch et al., 20*5). O*servat*on is a fundame*tal el*ment f*r
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r*se*rch, si*ce it is f**m this th*t the resear*her can outline steps, fo*mu*ate prob*ems, bu*ld
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hyp*the*es, define *ari*bles and co*lec* data (*i*, 201*). S**on*ary d*t* *oll*ction was **so
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*sed, which consists o* c*llectin* *xisti*g data **d made available by t*e company i* reports,
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in*exes, files and d*tab**es, through their analysis (Roesch et *l., 2**5).
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As for the data *nalys*s, in the p*esent study *he data are analyzed by co**n* the
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answe*s obtained in *he interpreta*ion of *he same through thei* relati*n*hip *ith the studied
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theory. T*e tr*atme*t of
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the d*ta is
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*ow i* is in*ended to treat th* data to be coll*cted,
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*ustifying wh* s*ch t*eatment is ad*qu*te for the purpo*es of t** P**ject (Roesch et al., 20*5).
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From the data obt*ined *n the *ollection, it is intend*d to e*aluate, explain and und*rstand the
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</par><par>
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probl*m*tic issue a*d me*t the r*sea*ch objec*ives. It is *sed in the analysi* of results,
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t he
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content a*alys*s that consists
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o* extracting meaning *rom the text
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*n* image d*ta
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an*
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transfe*ring t*em into infor*ation f*r the res*arch carried out (R*esch *t al., 20*5).
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Therefore, the m*thod used in th** research was deve*oped in four stages. The *irst *tep
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*as the bibliographic survey with the aim of seeking to add knowled*e about *he mappi*g *f
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the value flow, lead tim* an* the red*ction o* stock*. T*e secon* *tep consiste* of conduc*i*g
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a
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data
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c*llection in th* company of this study, u**ng *he *alue flow maps **d the
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lead time
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*ith dat*
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col*ected i* the company's system. The t*ird *tep c*n*iste* o* an*lyzing
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and
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eval*ating the
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data collected ** th* data coll*ction. *he f*urth step was t* devel*p possi*le
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i*prov*ments in the *ro*uction fl*w p*ocess
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to *educe th* takt t*am's *ead
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time and
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</par><par>
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*nve*tori*s *n the sector. The use of the must b* made from the drawing *f th* current state,
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</par><par>
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*btained from the collecti*n
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o* information
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on the sh*p floor, for each fam*ly of products.
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Bas*d
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*n the informa*io* contained in *he *urrent VSM, a d*a*in* of t*e **tu*e state *as
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</par><par>
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de*eloped (Huang et al., 2019).
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4 ANA*YS*S AND D*SCUSSION OF RESULTS
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p*oduction pr*cess, whic* c*n
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production syst*m pushed into the pulled *ystem *it* the mapping of the old and current
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production process of
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to*eth*r wit* *ean Enterp*ise. T*e pr*sen*ation of the re*ults analysis aims *o *eet
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specific goals of th* work, suppor*ed by the *h**retic*l fra*ework seen. Figure 1 *rese**s the
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map ** *he past stat* of t*e company's s*ctor.
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Figure 1. Map of *he past state - Pushed Syst*m Flowchart
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The *ap in figure 1 shows a pushed system, **sed on the secondary data **esented on
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the map, it was possible to consult and verify tha* t*e pu*hed system has several progra*ming
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points *n the *ector. *he **format*on comes *rom *he P*PM, which se*ds *he production
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**ders so that the *ell-to-cell programming
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maxi*u* **d minimum stock wit*in the
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pr*cess. Thi* process, i* ad*ition to *eing *ime
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consuming, h*s a greater chance of err*rs in p*ogramm*ng.
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space to sto*e **e finishe* parts is l*rge and wit*o*t inventory control, without visual
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stored items. It is easy to see very h*gh stocks between pro*uction o**rations, with severa*
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was c*ea**d i* which *he aim is to reduce lead time, t*kt time and **du*e invent*ries. Figure 2
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p*esent* th* map of the *u*ure state *f *h* company's s*ctor.
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So**c*: pro**d*d by t*e co*pany.
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current*y used by the
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**us cutting the va*ious *the* pro*ramming poi*t* o* the pushed system u*ed in t** p*st. This
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curre*t **e *ft*r *h* improvements implemen**d.
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c*mpany with a l*ad ti*e of appro*im*te*y 4.* days, the takt time of approx*mately * hours
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and a *tock of a*proximatel* 300 thousan* unfinished pieces and *75 thousand fin*shed *nd
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the data *aised after i*plant*tion *f the pulle* *ystem *n the secto* of the st*dy **mpany w*th
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a lead *ime of app*oximately 2.7 da**, the takt time of appr**imately 50 minutes and a stock
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of *ppro*imatel* 185 thou*and unf*ni**ed pie*es and 135 tho*s*nd *in**hed.
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of the case study, th*
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lead tim* *as approximately *ay*, the takt ti*e approx*mately *0 2
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mi*utes ago and the *toc* *ppro*ima*el* 165 t**usand unfinished pie**s and 110 thousand
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fini*hed. The fi*ishe* *arts *uperma**et h*s become the programming p**nt of the
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*rod*cti*n ce*l, being the system's puller, that is, fr*m the momen* *he customer *onsum**
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pa*ts ***m the super*ark*t automatically, th* s*stem triggers the so-**lle* prod**tion p*ocess
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i* t*e "full box x empty box" cell. In **e cy*le map of the part in the pulled syst** de*el*ped
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there are *he three cy*les within *he productio*
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proces* pulled into th*s c*ll, w*th specific
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inventory *oints and on** one schedulin* **int.
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repres*n*ation *f the *nventory points w*thi* *he sec*or of the comp*ny, which are monitored
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by the s*pervisor in a quick walk *n w*ich he can observe th* maximum **d min**um points
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wi*hin th* productio* process of **e s*c*or, ha*ing an ove*v*ew o* the v*lue flow, *e*m and
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s*ock.
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c*ge sect*r, the lead time is a*pro*imately two days, c*nsider*ng the start when
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the raw
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material s*arts the prod***ion proce*s on *he first mac*ine in the cage secto* u**il it is *inish**
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on the la*t machine *n the
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This pr*cess for*s the fo*low*ng steps: the lead tim* *n t*e study sector is estimated on
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so that the
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p*rt g*es *hrough the e*tire process from the beginning (material unti* finished
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product. This lead time ca* *e reduced, thro**h im**ov*ments i* the process. Thes* ty*es of
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**an*es could br*ng numer**s ben*fit*, s*c* as
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g*ea*er agi*it* i*
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meeti*g customer needs,
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small-scale prod*ction, flexi*ility a*d ease of ide*tificati*n of possible losses during
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p*oduction flow.
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*avi*g a r*d*ce* *ead time *as*s the prod*ction o* smaller *atches and, so, * reducti*n
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in inve*t*ry
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costs,
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in
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ad*ition to facili*ating **e identifi*ation o*
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possible losses in the
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pro*e*s. "*gility *n reactio* when necessary", tha* *s, f*exibi*it* t* produce a large m*x o*
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parts ** a sho*t p*riod of *ime, accordi*g to **stomer demand. The *educed lead t*me lo*ks t*
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*dd value to t*e produc*i*n l*ne, throu*h r*d*ced cos*s, flexib*lity an* agi*ity in m*eting
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demands.
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request, therefore, when the customer wants it and i* t*e quan*ity he wa*ts. The compa*y in
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the p*esent study adopted this tool ** order t* add val*e to the bus***s*, reduci*g
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costs and
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i*creas*ng its
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competi*iveness. T*is system has the adva*tage that *h* production is aligned
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ac*ording to t*e dem*nd, that is,
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need, in contras* to the pr**io*s one that used la*ge sto*k to meet th* custo*e*'s need. It can
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A*oth*r crucial point o* the pulle* system *s *he atte*dan*e to DSA (i*d*x that
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measu**s the deli*e*y o* the *ight product, in the quantity *n* at *he *ight t*me), as sim*le a* it
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may seem, this p*ocedure *equires *roduction a
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l*ne wi*h e*ficiency and com*itment
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in
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deliver*. *ork*ng with a minimum of invento*y b**ween
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*perations and keeping th*
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pro**ction line
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organi*ed are some of
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the *dvantages of t*e pull syst*m. For t*e comp**y,
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one of
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th* great advantag*s of *he pulled *yst** is t* *ctually produce w*at is
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ne*ded
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*ccordin* to dem*n*, in addi**** to being an agi*e and fle*ible *y*tem in i** respo*ses with
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*espect to variations demands, facilitati*g custo*er s*rv**e (*SA), and to facilitat* p*rts in
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flow and quality control in the production cell.
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*s p*e*i*usly expos*d, the pull system has
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numerous advantages,
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howeve*, discip*i*e
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and monitoring are nec*ssary for the *yst** t* become sus*ain*ble. Among sev**al as*e*ts, it
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is pertinen* *o *i*hlig*t people, who are ex*remel* important fo* the *roper fu*ctioni*g of the
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sys*em, bein* necessa*y receive to
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adequate trainin*, alig*ed with the ne* m**hod. Cu*ture
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also needs t* be worked on a*d
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gave, as it is necessary f*r pe*ple
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*un*tioning *nd why this syst*m is used i* th* pro*uction li*e, t*us *avoring the progress o*
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the *roce*s.
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of demands. T*is pr*ctice aims to check t*e reality and m*rket variat*ons; the*efore, quarterly
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*eviews *re co*ducted
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w*th *ata p*ovided by
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Co*trol (PCPM) departmen*. The r*liab**ity of mac*ines *s considered a point of a*ten*ion for
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th* p*oper d*vel*p*en* of the *ystem, and for tha* i* is necessary to ha*e empl*yees trained to
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run them *n or*er to guar*ntee t*eir smo*th operati*n.
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"pull*". According to t*e Toyota philosophy, you have to produce what the *ustomer wants,
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when he want* and, in the quantity, he wan*s (Yamamoto et al., 2019). In an *deal scenario, *t
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*ould be to ma*u**cture a single produc* for the c*stomer's order, re*u*tin* *n zero st*ck, s*
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everyth*ng that is produced *s consumed. In *he *omp**y's r*a*i*y, ***s flow is ofte* *lawed,
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*e*uiring
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small l*vels of *nven*ory,
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en*u*in*
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*h* necessar* security *o *a*ry ou*
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prod*ct*on wit*in the e*tabl**hed *eadline. It is poss**l* to **rify that th* pu*led **st** has
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numerous be*efits for the *o*pa*y, amo*g t*em,
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r*duction of inve*tori*s, redu*t*o*
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stora*e and mainten*nce costs, promotes org*nizati*n *n the production lin* and reduces
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Wi** the i*pl*mentatio* of *mpro*e*ent* in *he production s*s*em, **ich were **e
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im**ementation of *he pulle* sy**em and t*e valu* flow, i* was possible to reduce inventories
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between operations, as w*ll *s pe***ct and *nderstand the flow *f **e man*f*c*uring p*oce*s,
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which w*s very complicated and di*f*c*lt *o understa*d. The process started ** use *m*ll
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pr*duct*on
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batc*es, eas*ng the flow of parts
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and the *u*lity co*trol *tarted to b* spr*yed *n
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se*eral points o* th* cel*. If there i* an anom*ly *n the parts, it i* easy to find it, i* which case,
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th* *umber of defe*tive parts is less. The flow map of the future state wa* *rawn and it was
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identified w*ere i* wa* and where *t could be reach*d using the t*ols mentione* in the Toyota
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production sys*em, under*tand*ng why this system is so *uccessful, sin** the mappi*g sh**s
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where you **ve to apply the 5s, vi*ual managem*nt, Ka*ban a*d oth*r tools that n*e* t* be
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a*ded *o planning, and *speci*lly, traini*g people, maki*g the wh*le flow work alw*ys in
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s**rch of continuous improve**nt.
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*t is pos*ib*e to af*irm that the pulled sy*tem
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brought significan* imp*ovem*nts to
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t *e
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sector, such
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as, producti*n a*c*r*ing to the customer's
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demand, reducti*n and
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* h*
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qualifi*atio* of stocks, guarantee*ng the f*lfillment of deliver*e* wh**ever the *ustomer
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need*, which is in line w**h the philosophy o* *o*ota production system, which produces *s
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needed fo* delivery.
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The s*udy did not exte*d t* other sect*rs of the *nalyz*d compan*, n** tak*ng into
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account th* cha*ges that the int**duction of lean thinking m*y ha** *rough* t* such areas of
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work the appl*cat**n of *he tools used h*re, as *he processes ca* alway* be improved and, so,
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new to**s may *ppear, *hich make* the s*udy a co*tinuous improvement cy**e of im*ortance
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