Training
Coordinate assembly line: remote handover meeting30 minutes
Basic
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Skills you'll learn
Team Coordination
Virtual Collaboration
About This Simulation
Your Role
Junior Production Coordinator
Your Goal
You coordinate shift transitions at Vertex Manufacturing.
Simulation Details:
Vertex Manufacturing is a leader in the manufacturing industry, specializing in high-precision automotive components and efficient assembly line operations. The company consistently meets a production target of 500 automotive units per day, maintaining a quality standard with a defect rate of less than 1%. Vertex Manufacturing prides itself on achieving these targets while maintaining an overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) score of 85%, surpassing the industry average of 75%. Recently, the company has adapted to remote operations for certain processes, including shift handovers, using tools like FactoryTalk ProductionCentre and Microsoft Teams. This transition has emphasized the importance of clear communication and effective coordination to maintain continuous production and operational efficiency. The company has also integrated a new automated assembly line system, Siemens SIMATIC, resulting in a 15% increase in production efficiency.
As a Junior Production Coordinator at Vertex Manufacturing, your role is to oversee the transition between shifts and ensure effective communication to maintain smooth operations. You will verbally convey the assembly line status to Mike, the Afternoon Shift Coordinator, who is starting his shift remotely. You will also have the opportunity to consult individually with Sarah, the Production Supervisor, for specific production details. Your tasks include explaining the current status of the assembly line and any ongoing issues to Mike, and discussing key production targets and maintenance updates during your conversation. Your goal is to ensure a smooth transition and continuous production, aligning with Vertex Manufacturing's goals of efficiency and quality.
- Clearly explain the assembly line status and any ongoing issues to Mike.
- Discuss key production targets and maintenance updates with Mike.
- Consult with Sarah for additional production details if needed.
- Ensure Mike understands all critical information to start his shift confidently.
- Demonstrate effective team coordination and virtual collaboration skills.
Helpful for
Junior Production Coordinator, Production Supervisor, Afternoon Shift Coordinator
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