Description of Repairs Section
The Description of Repairs section as the name indicates helps us input the Description of Repairs done if the problem in the kaizen required so.
The Repairs are considered of two basic types, Replacements and Adjustments.
While setting a Description of Repairs, there two informations are attached with further details that allow us to record the resources used in repairs of the problem addressed by the Kaizen!
Let’s go ahead and learn how to add a Description of Repairs inside a kaizen!
How to use the Description of Repairs Section
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Step 1
Add the Description of Repairs section from the available list to the required phase.
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Useful Facts!
When a new section is added it appears under the previous section; in this case MTTR Section.
Step 2
Expand the section by clicking anywhere in the section field, or on the arrow on the right side.
The arrow can also be used to collapse the section.
Step 3
The Description of Repairs section has 2 switchable sections with the help of a toggle button. By default, the section is set to replacements.
Both the sections are same except the replacement section having an extra field for spare parts.
The Replacement section requires details of the parts in terms of number and type of Spare Parts used.
The Spare parts can be added using a drop-down menu.
Useful Facts!
The spare part inventory is created at the setting up process of the facility in Lean Suite!
Use the drop-down menu to find the spare part and the + plus - minus buttons to input the number of parts used.
You can also use the green + plus sign right next to the numeric field to add another spare part to the list!
Step 4
Click on Save when you are finished.
Collapse the section after saving the data!
Congratulations! We have successfully learned about the Description of Repairs Section inside Kaizen!
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