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Autoliv Goes Back to School on Lean Manufacturing

Autoliv Goes Back to School on Lean Manufacturing

Autoliv continues its journey to lean.

 

 

'Leading2Lean CEO Keith Barr said Autoliv executives understood lean manufacturing.

But "they lacked a method to automate their lean behaviors and engage the entire workforce," Barr said.

The first big solution was making a Web browser page available to production workers. If an operator's machine went down, he or she could report the incident in the system.

A maintenance technician with access to the same page would be notified right away. Line workers no longer had to wander off in search of help.'

 



Read the full article on Automotive News

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Original version: 20 November 2017
Last updated: 12 June 2026
Written by: L2L

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