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PRECISION AUTO BODY Continuous Production Model The hours of operation are as follows: Monday thru Friday 8am – 5pm

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Page 1: Continuous Production Model (FIRST DRAFT)

PRECISION AUTO BODY Continuous Production Model

The hours of operation are as follows:

Monday thru Friday8am – 5pm

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COUNTINUOUS PRODUCTION MODEL:a designed process of interconnecting events that allow production to flow freely with predictable consistent results.

Everyone must have a clear understanding of our process so the consistent desired predictable result can be achieved.

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Model Overview# 1 :The production model is broken into four color coded

process zones. Everyone must understand that each process zone within our shop shall have goals and tasks that will require completion before the vehicle can move to the next process zone.

# 2 :Each step in our process reduces the size of the vehicle to

enter the fast track process zone. The repair no matter what the original size of the repair was. Building the vehicle up in the red process zone, with 2 to 3 hours of hands-on repair work, qualifies

# 3 :Visual management controls in place will aid the

production process so that it can be understood at a glance.

# 4:throughout the process there will be four repair

verifications within our process, the repair check point will help aid in quality audit and pace the pulling of work from each process department zone.

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THE FOUR COLOR PROCESS ZONERed Orang

eGreen Purpl

e

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How the Red Process Zone is DesignedTo make this more visible, the areas within the

Red Process Zone should be color coded.

Red Stripes on the floor.

Red color overhead signs with the name of the area.

This will make it easier to see and understand what zone the vehicle is in, plus what needs to be completed on the vehicle before it can move to the next colored zone.

Red Process Zone

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How the Red Zone Process WorksThe Red Process Zone works much like a

modified traditional body shop.Work in this zone can be anything from body

work that will take longer than 3 hours to repair, suspension repair, body panel replacement, frame pulling to structural repair or replacement.

Within the Red Process Zone you may work on vehicles that have not received all the parts.

Red Process Zone

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Strategic Disassembly/Repair PlanningBased on what needs to be done to the vehicle and the size of the

repair and how much time it will take to complete the repair to a certain point.

In Repair Plan Disassembly it will be determined if the vehicle meets the criteria to be placed directly in the Orange Process Zone for repair.

Repair Plan Disassembly is very much tied to the Pulling Department. If you have a vehicle that requires pulling and measuring the

estimate should not be locked until pulls are made.These pulls should be done the same day where possible.Once the pulls are made, times for conjunctive repairs can now be

determined.Damaged welded panels that need to be replaced are removed where

possible.Mechanical and Suspension damage identified and diagnosed.

Red Process Zone

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REPAIR PLAN AUDIT IS CONDUCTED THROUGH THE VISUAL MAPPING

PROCESS AND ALL ON VEHICLE NOTES ARE APPLIED

Reducing the possibility that anything downstream from that point could stop the vehicle from going forward.

Repair plan is finalized and all parts ordered.Vehicle is then placed in the Parts Waiting

area.

Red Process Zone

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Structural Repair and Building Area If no parts are needed to complete the next part of the repair, the

vehicle may move to the next Red Process Zone building repair area.

Under no circumstances should the vehicle be allowed to move to the Orange Process Zone area without 100% of all the parts received and verified to be the correct parts.

If parts are needed…once the parts arrive and are verified correct, the vehicle is moved to the Structural Repair Area in the Red Process Zone. All structural repairs are completed at this time All welded on panels are install i.e. Core supports, Aprons, Rail, Quarter Panels Vehicle is re-measured on the floor to verify correctness and printout

placed in file and vehicle Vehicle is move to Red Process Zone Paint Cut-In

Red Process Zone

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Paint Cut-InAll paint cut-in of the vehicle is complete in

this process…Door openingsCore supportAprons and railTrunk openings

Once all cut-in has been completed the vehicle can be moved to the build area.

Red Process Zone

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BuildAll pre-build takes place at this time, insuring proper

fit of parts.All Mechanical build

Radiators and A/C condensersVehicles that come from the Red Process Zone have

had all the variables taken out of the repair.The randomness of different size repairs has been

reduced to a very predictable size.Special needs have been addressed i.e. air bags,

codes cleared, suspension and wheel alignments, all mechanical.

The Red Process Zone allows vehicles to move through the balance of the repair process at a very predictable pace.

Red Process Zone

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Goal and Repair Verification AuditPrior to “Ready For Production” repair verification

hand off, the vehicles requires only 2 to 3 hours of hands on repair or parts replacement or less to be complete.

Proper operation, fit and gaps of all repaired or replaced areas.

All suspension replacement and Wheel Alignment completed.

All Mechanical and electrical repairs completed.All structural repairs completed.All paint cut-in completedAir Bag replacement and codes cleared.All repair verification audit met.

Red Process Zone

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TELL ME THE RULES AND I WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO WIN THE

GAME

Red Process Zone

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Rules Damage Analysis of all vehicles Complete disassembly of all damaged areas Paint color variant obtained and Color mixed Color spray out All Structural Pulling and Measuring Repair Plan Finalized All Parts ordered and received All Structural Repair All Pre-fit of bolt on parts All welded-on parts replaced and measurements verified Proper operation, fit and gaps of all repaired or replaced areas All vehicle paint cut-in All damaged parts identified and replaced Wheel Alignment completed All mechanical and electrical repairs including engine R&I Cooling and AC systems recharged and checked Damaged Air Bag and Sensors replaced and codes cleared Interior Build if needed All Quality Standards met

Red Process Zone

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How the Orange Process Zone is DesignedHow the Orange Process Zone is Designed

To make this more visible, the areas within the Orange Process Zone should be color coded.Orange Stripes on the floor. Orange color overhead signs with the name

of the area.

This will make it easier to see and understand what zone the vehicle is in, plus what needs to be completed on the vehicle before it can move to the next colored zone.

Orange Process Zone

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How the Orange Process Zone WorksThe Orange Process Zone starts outside in the

parking lot, in the area we know as “Ready for Production”.

In order for a vehicle to be in this area, three things must be true

1. It will take less than two or three hours of work to prepare the vehicle for Paint and Reassembly.

2. 100% of ALL the parts needed have been received and verified.

3. ALL the Goals of the Red Process Zone have been met.

Orange Process Zone

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GoalsDeliver to the Green Process Zone ONE vehicle

every 60 to 90 minutes or less.Deliver to the Green Process Zone (Paint)

vehicles that meet all Quality standards, free of defects i.e. sandpaper scratches and pinholes.

Deliver to the Green Process Zone vehicles requiring only 60 to 90 minutes or less of hands on parts installation in the reassembly area.

Verify that any issue that could stop the vehicle from going forward has been addressed and completed.

Orange Process Zone

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Goal and Repair Verification Audit

Body repairParts replacementPanel alignment and proper operationMeet all Quality Standards, free of defects i.e.

sandpaper scratches and pinholes.Anything that is required to reduce the size of

the vehicles to require only 60 to 90 minutes or less of hands on parts installation in the Reassembly area.

Verify that no issue could stop the vehicle in Reassembly.

Orange Process Zone

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RulesNo vehicles in this zone without ALL 100% of

their parts received and verified.No repairs that will take longer than 3 hours to

complete.All quality check points prior to entering the

production flow line have been completed, passed and signed off.

Only pass to paint quality repairs that won’t need rework.

Only pass to reassembly vehicles that can be reassembled in less than 90 minutes.

Orange Process Zone

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To make this more visible, the areas within the Green Process Zone should be color coded.

Green Stripes on the floor.Green color overhead signs with the name of

the area.This will make it easier to see and understand

what zone the vehicle is in, plus what needs to be completed on the vehicle before it can move to the next colored zone.

How the Green Process Zone is Designed

Green Process Zone

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How the Green Process Zone WorksThe Green Process Zone starts in the Paint

Buffer.In order for a vehicle to be in this area, three

things must be true1. Items remaining for Reassembly to install on

the vehicle will take less than 90 minutes to install.

2. 100% of ALL repairs have been completed and quality has been verified.

3. ALL the Goals of the Orange Process Zone have been met.

Green Process Zone

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GoalsPaint DepartmentPaint to deliver to the Green Process Zone

(Reassembly) ONE vehicle every 60 to 90 minutes or less.

Deliver to the Green Process Zone (Reassembly) vehicles that meet all Quality Standards, free of defects i.e. color match.

Free of needing any correction of any kind.

Green Process Zone

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Re-Assembly DepartmentReassembly to deliver to the Green Process Zone

(Detail) ONE vehicle every 60 to 90 minutes or less that has achieved all Quality Standard.

All customer needs and concerns addressed and corrected.

A vehicle that has passed all quality check points.Detail to deliver to the Purple Process Zone ONE

vehicle every 60 to 90 minutes that has been properly cleaned and has passed the Fit and Finish Inspection.

Goals

Green Process Zone

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GoalsDetail DepartmentAll customer needs and concerns addressed

and corrected.A vehicle that has passed all Quality Check

Points including the CSR Fit & Finish check.Detail to deliver to the Purple Process Zone

ONE vehicle every 60 to 90 minutes that has been properly cleaned.

Green Process Zone

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Goal and Repair Verification AuditAll paint prep workAll paint workMeet all Quality Standards, free of defects i.e. color match,

correction of any kind.Paint to produce ONE vehicle every 60 to 90 minutes.Reassembly to install all parts remaining on parts cat i.e. bumper,

headlamp, grille, moldings, door handle, weather strips, etc.Quality met and Quality inspection completed.Reassembly to deliver to the Green Zone (detail) ONE vehicle

every 60 to 90 minutes.Vehicles cleaned inside and out, including under hood if we

worked on the front or inside trunk if we worked on the rear of the vehicle.

Fit and Finish Inspection complete.

Green Process Zone

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RulesNever place a

vehicle in the Purple Process Zone that has something that has not been completed.

All Quality Standards met and verified.

Green Process Zone

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How the Purple Process Zone is DesignedHow the Purple Process Zone is Designed

To make this more visible, the areas within the Purple Process Zone should be color coded.

Purple Stripes on the floor.Purple color overhead signs with the name of

the area.This will make it easier to see and

understand what zone the vehicle is in, plus what needs to be completed on the vehicle before it can move to the next colored zone.

Purple Process Zone

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How the Purple Process Zone WorksIn order for a vehicle to be in this area, three

things must be true.There are NO items remaining to be

completed on the vehicle.Quality has been achieved and verified;

customer concerns have been addressed and verified.

The collective Goals of all the process zones have been met.

Purple Process Zone

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Goals Is to provide the best possible customer experience and service that far

exceeds the customer’s expectations. A controlled area to deliver to the customer their properly staged vehicle. No Surprises! Delivering from the Purple Process Zone enables the CSR to schedule the

time of vehicle pick up with the customer so we can provide a focused attention to the customer that makes them feel valued.

The customer is never notified that the vehicle is ready for pick up until the CSR or person that will be delivering the vehicle back to the customer, has been able to review the vehicle and complete the Final Inspection Checklist.

This gives the CSR the opportunity to complete the a final fit and finish review of the vehicle without having the pressure of the customer picking the vehicle up in 10 minutes.

This helps prepare the CSR to resell the vehicle to the customer during delivery.

Allows us to take pride and have confidence in knowing that we have done everything with quality.

Purple Process Zone

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Goal and Repair Verification AuditCSR’s to complete a final review of the file and

repairs made to the vehicle.Complete a Fit and Finish inspection of the

vehicle.Verify that we have done everything with quality.Double check that ALL the customers concerns

have been addressed and corrected.Once all these tasks and Goals have been

achieved the vehicle is considered “Complete”.Contact the customer and schedule the vehicle

delivery.Purple Process Zone

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RulesThere are NO items remaining to be completed

on the vehicle.Quality has been achieved and verified, customer

concerns have been addressed and verified.The customer Must Not be notified that the

vehicle is ready for pick up until, the CSR or person that will be delivering the vehicle back to the customer, has been able to review the vehicle and completed the Final Inspection Checklist and everything is ready for the customer.

Purple Process Zone

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Contact InformationRANDY S FERRESE SR.824 BLUE BIRD CIRCLE

MAYS LANDING, NJ 08330609 553 4244

[email protected]