Support for the transmission of technology and skills for weaving machine maintenance for textile products.
Formalizing the expertise of veteran loom maintenance technicians. We will establish a system that the next generation can replicate in practice.
In the textile industry, the inheritance of maintenance skills by experienced professionals is essential for the stable operation of weaving machines and the maintenance of quality. In particular, the tacit knowledge of veterans, developed over many years, to detect abnormalities from "sounds" and "vibrations" is a crucial factor that influences product quality. However, the reliance on individual on-the-job training (OJT) and the lack of standardized know-how make it difficult to pass on these skills. Our company supports the systematization of skill inheritance by organizing judgment criteria through interviews with experienced workers and standardizing them into a form that younger employees can replicate in practice. 【Utilization Scenes】 - Extraction of adjustment know-how for weaving machines held by veteran workers - Standardization of maintenance procedures that have become individualized - Establishment of a system for OJT training for younger workers 【Effects of Implementation】 - Stabilization of skill inheritance through the formalization of tacit knowledge - Standardization of work quality through clarification of maintenance judgment criteria - Establishment of a self-sustaining system that allows for continuous updating of skills within the company
- Company:ジェムコ・コーオペレーションズ 本社
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