In a typical operational process, value adding steps

In a typical operational process, value adding steps, those that make it valuable to the customer or the business, often gets buried in wasteful activities that cost time and money. Businesses looking to boost productivity and improve flow/load balancing must seek to eliminate such bottlenecks.

UMAS leverages a proprietary tool to carry out an in-depth analysis of a process, allowing the mapping of Value being added at each stage in office-based processes. The technique used in conjunction with MOST® operations, capturing critical information on the process.

Flexible Tool

PDMS™ is a pivotal step in the process improvement approach. UMAS deploys MDAT™ – Most Data Acquisition Tool – in the process of developing Routing data by Operation – A Process sheet which connects operation process parameters to Routings to generate SOP for operations which includes details like child parts, tools/gauges and required revisions.The Tool is highly effective in solving different Industrial Engineering problems as it correctly identifies the issues surrounding the routing or the flow of a process. It can be applied across all industry verticals.
The MDAT™ allows for attaching of visual documentation such as photos and videos to showcase the step. This is highly useful for training operatives on the right workflow. The process sheet containing all relevant data connects routings to the mapped parameters for the operations, allowing for generation of SOP that include complex steps like child parts and revisions based on tools/gauges.

It facilitates Operation wise FMEA and reveals information about activity wise postural analysis for MSD (Musculoskeletal Disorder) using REBA RULA Technique. Routing Level Content of Work and Analysis is available as well as Process Benchmarks and Comparisons are available.



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Building and sustaining an efficient process

Building and sustaining an efficient process requires a deep understanding of how well it is functioning as well as identifying bottlenecks hampering productivity. A step-by-step assessment can add valuable inputs towards eliminating waste, defects and variation.

As a premier practitioner of MOST® (Maynard Operation Sequence Technique), UMAS uses its scientific and accurate tools like Process Data Management System (PDMS) to map out the process metrics in time and motion and uses it to create a lean, streamlined and efficient process.