Making Common Sense Common Practice: Models For Manufacturing Excellence

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This well-planned and easy-to-read book gives ideas to those who are engaged in trying to become world-class performersIt clearly describes how you can turn common sense into common practice to achieve superior manufacturing performance and low cost productionBy presenting the best practices of the best manufacturing companies in the world through proven models, Ron Moore shows how stable growth and cost reduction can be achieved, not through lay offs but through superior practicesCost reduction can be done by putting the right systems, processes and practices in placeThese practices require leadership, tenacity and team work.The book also tells that ultimately superior performance is possible when the leadership does its basics wellEvery employee in a company should be imbued with a sense of ownership and belonging, coupled with a sense of responsibility to care for the companyThis feeling can be instilled when the dignity and contribution of each individual is respected, and the individual is motivated through good management practices.In addition, the book explains how good practices in different areas-plant design, procurement, stores/parts management, installation and maintenance-as well as implementation will result in better performance and higher returns for the company.