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2. Green Belt Training & Capability Building

Three key staff, including GM Chris Fuller, were trained in Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, learning how to use structured problem-solving tools, root cause analysis, and data-driven decision-making. This training provided the team with the skills needed to lead their own improvement projects and create a shared language for change.

3. Targeted Improvement Projects Using DMAIC

Improvement initiatives were structured using the DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyse-Improve-Control) framework, ensuring that solutions were based on data and that improvements would be sustained.

Key projects included:

  • Reduction Tank Throughput Project: Identified as the major bottleneck in the process, limiting the entire plant’s output. A targeted project championed by Chris Fuller increased throughput by 40%, delivering a benefit of $220,000 annually.
  • Labour-Saving Devices: Implementation of an auto-lifting device, auto-feed conveyor, and improved fat separator to reduce manual handling, save labour hours, and reduce the risk of injury. Combined, these initiatives were projected to deliver over $800,000 in benefit per year.
  • Performance Measurement: Implementation of visual KPIs for output, downtime, and productivity, enabling the team to manage performance proactively and drive continuous improvement.
An end to end process balance study showed that PFA's processes had large bottlenecks