One-Piece Flow Cell Teams

Filed under: LeanSep 6th, 2009 | no responses

(One-Piece Flow) Cell Teams is a workshop to create the process and the plan for Cell Teams to develop along 15 dimensions to achieve true self-managing capabilities in their Cell. This workshop enables Cell Teams to figure out where they are on a continuum from low/no empowerment to true self-management.

 

 

 

 

 

There are 5 major phases of Self-Managing Team Development:

Phase 0 – Pre-team, traditional organization, low-zero empowerment, 1-person 1-job

Phase 1 – Team Formation

Phase 2 – Leader-Centered Team

Phase 3 – Shared Leadership Team

Phase 4 – Self Directed Cell Team

Phase 5 – Small Business Team

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify where, in the Value Streams,1-Piece Flow Cell Teams can be implemented.

2. Why Teams?

3. How Team Performance has more potential than the sum of Individual Performances.

4. Characteristics of High Performance Teams

5. Topeka Pride: Looking at HP Teams at Quaker Oats (a continuous process pet food plant, everyone at GP is always asking for an example in a continuous process industy, here’s one).

6. Rohm & Haas: Looking at HP Teams in a chemical processing plant (another continuous process plant).

7. Team Simulation

8. 15 Dimensions of HP Teams.

9. 5 Phases of Team Development

10. Team Performance Measures

11. 1-Piece Flow Cell Team Kaizens (to be put on 90-day Kaizens)

Who Should Attend:

a) Leadership Team

b) HR

c) Supervisors

d)TLs, GLs, Leads

e)Team members

Duration:  2 Days

JCM Work Designs/The Lean Sigma Team can design and conduct this workshop to meet your specific needs.  Please contact us for a formal proposal.

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