Andon System Effectiveness Checklist

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System Visibility & Awareness (STEP)
Number of Andon Points/Stations Visible to Operators (NUMBER)
Are Andon Lights Clearly Visible from All Workstations? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Partially)
Are Andon System Instructions Easily Accessible and Understandable? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Needs Improvement)
Describe any observed barriers or issues affecting Andon system visibility. (TEXT)
Percentage of Operators Who Can Explain the Purpose of the Andon System (NUMBER)
Is the Andon system signage in the local language(s) spoken by the workforce? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, N/A)
Document any instances where Andon signals were missed or misinterpreted due to visibility issues. (TEXT)
Issue Identification & Reporting (STEP)
Are Andon points clearly marked and easily visible? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Partially)
Average time (in minutes) for an operator to recognize and initiate an Andon signal for a common issue. (NUMBER)
Describe any barriers or obstacles operators encounter when attempting to activate an Andon signal. (TEXT)
What types of issues are operators comfortable reporting via the Andon system? (SELECTION options: Equipment Malfunction, Material Shortage, Quality Concerns, Safety Hazard, Process Deviation, Other (Specify in LONG_TEXT))
Are operators confident in their ability to report issues using the Andon system? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Unsure)
Percentage of reported issues that are documented and traced back to their origin. (NUMBER)
Response & Resolution (STEP)
Average Time to Acknowledge Andon Signal (minutes) (NUMBER)
Average Time to Resolve Andon Signal (minutes) (NUMBER)
Is there a documented escalation path for unresolved Andon issues? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Not Applicable)
Are assigned resolution personnel readily available? (SELECTION options: Always, Usually, Sometimes, Rarely, Never)
Describe any bottlenecks observed in the resolution process. (TEXT)
Which departments/roles are typically involved in Andon resolution? (SELECTION options: Production, Maintenance, Quality, Engineering, Supervision, Management)
Are resolution steps documented and followed consistently? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Partially)
Communication & Escalation (STEP)
Are escalation paths clearly defined and documented? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Partially, Not Applicable)
Average time to acknowledge an Andon signal (minutes) (NUMBER)
Average time to escalate an Andon signal (minutes) (NUMBER)
Are responsible escalation personnel clearly identified and readily available? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Sometimes, Not Applicable)
Describe any issues or concerns regarding communication during Andon activation. (TEXT)
Which communication methods are used during Andon escalation? (SELECTION options: Verbal, Email, Text Message, Andon System Messaging, Other (Specify))
Last review/update of escalation procedures. (DATE)
System Maintenance & Reliability (STEP)
Last Preventative Maintenance Date (NUMBER)
Next Scheduled Maintenance Date (DATE)
Number of Andon System Downtime Incidents (Last Month) (NUMBER)
Average Time to Restore System After Downtime (DATE)
Battery Life for Wireless Devices (If Applicable - Average) (NUMBER)
System Hardware Condition (Visual Inspection) (SELECTION options: Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor)
Describe Any Recent System Repairs or Modifications (TEXT)
Is Backup Power Available for Andon System? (SELECTION options: Yes, No, Partial/Limited)
Training & Competency (STEP)
How many training sessions on the Andon system were conducted in the last 12 months? (NUMBER)
Which departments receive Andon system training? (SELECTION options: Production, Maintenance, Quality Control, Engineering, Supervision, Other)
Briefly describe the content covered in the Andon system training (e.g., signal types, escalation procedures, reporting methods). (TEXT)
Which of the following topics are covered in the training? (SELECTION options: Signal Identification (Red, Yellow, etc.), Escalation Procedures, Reporting Methods, Troubleshooting Basics, Safety Protocols related to Andon, Data Review & Analysis)
How are employees assessed for competency after training? (SELECTION options: Written Exam, Practical Demonstration, Observation, No Formal Assessment, Other)
Date of last refresher training for key personnel (e.g., supervisors, maintenance staff). (DATE)
Describe any challenges encountered during training and any modifications made to address them. (TEXT)
Data Analysis & Continuous Improvement (STEP)
Number of Andon Triggers Analyzed per Month (NUMBER)
Which data points are currently tracked related to Andon triggers (select all that apply) (SELECTION options: Trigger Time, Resolution Time, Reason Code, Operator ID, Equipment ID, Location, Root Cause Category)
Briefly describe the process for analyzing Andon trigger data (e.g., frequency, responsible personnel) (TEXT)
Average Time to Identify Root Cause after Andon Activation (NUMBER)
How are findings from Andon data analysis communicated to relevant stakeholders? (SELECTION options: Regular Meetings, Reports, Dashboards, Email Notifications, Other (Specify))
Describe at least 2 corrective actions implemented as a direct result of Andon data analysis in the last 12 months. (TEXT)
Percentage Reduction in Recurrence of Top 3 Andon Trigger Reasons (after corrective actions) (NUMBER)
Date of last Andon data analysis review meeting (DATE)

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