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By the Numbers: Report Outlines Problems and Goals, Tracks Results
OTHER PARTS OF THIS ARTICLEPt. 1: By the Numbers: Creating Buy-In for MaintenancePt. 2: Norms, Goals and Priorities: Creating Buy-In for MaintenancePt. 3: Creating Buy-In for Maintenance: Writing the ReportPt. 4: This Page
The A3 Report
Theme: What are we trying to do?
Background:
• Background of the problem
• Context required for full understanding
• Importance of the problem
Current Condition:
• Diagram of current situation or process
• Highlight problems
• What about the system is not ideal?
• Extent of the problem
Cause Analysis:
• List problems
• Most likely direct or root cause
Target Condition:
• Diagram of proposed new process
• Countermeasures
• Measurable targets (i.e. quantity or time)
Plan Implementation:
• What? Actions to be taken
• Who? Responsible person
• When? Times and dates
• Where?
Follow-up:
• Plan. How will you check the effects? When will you check them?
• Actual Results. In red ink or pencil. Date check done. Results compared to predicted results.
— Darrell Rounds
By the Numbers: Creating Buy-In for Maintenance
Norms, Goals and Priorities: Creating Buy-In for Maintenance
Creating Buy-In for Maintenance: Writing the Report
By the Numbers: Report Outlines Problems and Goals, Tracks Results