Webinar: Kitting best practices in the support of maintenance

October 29 · iPresentation Webinar

Led by Daniel DeWald, CPIM, GP Allied

Discussed are Kitting best practices in the support of maintenance. There are four stages of Kitting -Pre-Kitting, Filling the Kit, Completion of the Kit, and Delivery. Each stage is unique when it is applied as a support to maintenance. Kitting is a coordinated effort between the planner, the storeroom, and maintenance. Benefits that are expected when Kitting is fully implemented are-- (1) Eliminates the craftsman searching for parts; (2) Improved communication between the planner, storeroom, and the craftsman; and (3) Deliveries to the job site decreases equipment downtime, and improves craftsman's productivity.

Participate to learn:

1) Kits require a secure area to stage and pick parts

2) Kits are to have all the parts filled before it is delivered.

3) Kits are delivered to the job site

If you cannot attend - register so that you can get the link to the recorded presentation available on demand shortly after the live event.

Title: Kitting best practices in the support of maintenance
Date: Friday, October 29, 2010

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EST