[Manufacturing Industry] Transmission of Technology and Skills in the Machinery Industry | Visualization of Tacit Knowledge and Elimination of Personalization
Visualizing the experience, intuition, and techniques of veterans. Supporting the transmission of polishing skills and the elimination of individual dependency.
In the machinery industry, particularly in the polishing process, the tacit knowledge possessed by skilled workers—such as their experience, intuition, techniques, and judgment criteria—significantly impacts product quality and productivity. When this know-how is dependent on specific individuals, the risk of technology leakage due to retirement or transfers increases, potentially leading to delays in the development of younger employees and the inheritance of skills. Our service supports the creation of a system that clearly visualizes the judgment criteria behind "why certain decisions are made" in polishing through careful interviews and work analysis with skilled workers, enabling the transfer of knowledge to the next generation. This contributes to the efficiency of young employee training, the promotion of skill inheritance, the elimination of dependency on individuals, and measures against technology leakage due to retirement. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Investigating the causes of polishing defects - Standardizing the skills of polishing personnel - Promoting learning from past polishing defect cases - Providing practical guidance in the training of younger employees 【Effects of Implementation】 - Reduction in the time taken to analyze polishing defects - Improvement and standardization of polishing accuracy - Sharing of previously individualized polishing know-how - Enhancement of polishing technical capabilities across the organization
- Company:ジェムコ・コーオペレーションズ 本社
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