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Poka
yokay systems to ensure zero defect quality manufacturing.
Bandyopadhyay, J. K. 1993. International Journal of Management 10 (1):
29-33.
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In-Process Quality
Control for Manufacturing.
Barkman, W.E. 1989.New York: Marcel Dekker.
(Preface and chapter
3 are of particular interest.)
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Using
Poka Yoke (Mistake Proofing Devices) to Ensure Quality.
Bayer, P.C. 1994. IEEE 9th Applied Power Electronics Conference Proceedings
1:201-204.
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The Basics of Mistake-Proofing.
Beauregard, M.R. Mikulak, R.J., and McDermott, R.E. 1997. New York:
Quality Resources.
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The trend:
100 percent quality verification.
Bodine, W.E. 1993. Production (June): 54-55.
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Despite
fuzzy logic and neural networks, operator control is still a must.
Bose, Rana. 1995. CMA 69: 7.
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*Variable
errors set a limit to adaptation.
Brehmer, Berndt. 1990. Ergonomics 33 (10/11): 1231-1239.
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Set Phasers on
Stun and Other True Tales of Design, Technology, and Human Error.
Casey, Steven. 1993. Santa Barbara, CA: Aegean.
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The Pokayoke Solution.
Chappell, Lindsay 1996. Automotive News Insight August 5:24i.
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Make
your service fail-safe.
Chase, R. B., and D. M. Stewart. 1994.Sloan Management Review (Spring):
35-44.
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Mistake-proofing:
Designing errors out.
Chase, R.B., and D. M. Stewart. 1995. Portland, Oregon: Productivity
Press.
Productivity Press has discontinued sales of this book (a very sad
outcome). Some copies may be available in local books stores. It is both
more readable and broader in application than Shingo (but does not have
a catalog of examples like Shingo).
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Poka-Yoke
Designs Make Assemblies Mistakeproof. (Requires
Adobe Acrobat)
Dvorak, Paul. 1998. Machine Design Magazine, (March 10): 181-184. Article
quotes yours truly and many of my friends.
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*Guidelines
for Preventing Human Error in Process Safety
Embrey, D. (ISBN 0-8169-0461-8) available from American
Institute of Chemical Engineers. New York NY.
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Human
Error: Designing for Error in Medical Information Systems
Felciano, Ramon M. 1995. Stanford University Web Page.
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Human
Error in Medicine Bibliography
Felciano, Ramon M. 1995. Stanford University Web Page.
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An Economic
Analysis of Inspection Costs for the Mistake-Proofing of Binomial Attributes.
Grout, J.R. and Downs,
B.T. 1995. Working Paper 95-0901. Dallas, Texas: Cox School of Business,
Southern Methodist University. view
abstract
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Fail-safing
and Measurement Control Charts.
Grout, J.R. and Downs,
B.T. 1998. Quality Management Journal 5(2): 67-75.
view
abstract
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Mistake-Proofing Production.
Grout, J.R. 1997. Production and Inventory Management Journal 38(3):33-37.
view
abstract
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Mistake-Proofing: Process Improvement Through Innovative Inspection
Techniques.
Grout, J.R. 1998. The Quality Yearbook, 1998 Edition: 405-414.
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Managing
Human Error in Aviation.
Helmrich, Robert L. 1997. Scientific American (May):62-67.
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Make No
Mistake.
Henricks, Mark, 1996. Entrepeneur (October): 86-89. (includes quotes
from yours truly. Last quote should read "...average net savings of around
$2500 apeice..." not average cost.)
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The role
of variation, mistakes, and complexity in producing nonconformities.
Hinckley, C.M. and Barkan, P. 1995. Journal of Quality Technology 27(3):242-249.
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Your
Job Managing Error in Out
of Control.
Kelly, Kevin, 1994. New York: Addison-Wesley.
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Plant Design for
Safety: A User-Friendly Approach
Kletz, Trevor. 1991. New York: Hemisphere Publishing Corp.
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Cpk of
2 not good enough for you?
Lafferty, J.P. 1992. Manufacturing Engineering (October): 10.
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Error in Medicine.
Leap, Lucian L. 1994. Journal of the American Medical Association 272(23):
1851-1857.
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Company
Cuts The Risk Of Defects During Assembly And Maintenance.
Marchwinski, Chet (ed.) 1996. MfgNet: The Manufacturer's Internet Newsletter
Productivity, Inc. Norwalk, CT.
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Mistake-proofing.
Marchwinski, Chet (ed.) 1995. Productivity 17(3): 1-6.
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SPC vs.
ZQC.
Marchwinski, Chet (ed.) 1997. Productivity 18(1): 1-4. An article
about my work with Brian Downs on when to use SPC and ZQC. (ZQC is the
acronym for mistake-proofing.)
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Microsoft, HP
Use Poka-Yoke to Squash Software Bugs.
Marchwinski, Chet (ed.) 1997. Productivity 18(5): 1-4. (An article
summarizing the work of Harry
Robinson and James
Tierney)
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Poka-Yoke Prevents
Accidents As Well As Defects.
Marchwinski, Chet (ed.) 1997. Productivity 18(5): 4-7.
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Poka-Yoke
and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
McClelland, S. 1989. Sensor Review 9(2): 63.
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Toyota
Production System.
Monden, Y. 1983. Norcross, GA: Industrial Engineering and Management
Press. (pp.10, 137-154)
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Boka/yoke-ing
your way to success.
Myers, Marc 1995. Network World. September 11, 1995: 39.
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*A
Case History Development of a Foolproofing Interface Documentation System.
Nakajo, T., Azuma, I. and Tada, M. 1993. IEEE Transactions on Software
Engineering 19(8): 765-773.
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The principles of foolproofing and their application in manufacturing.
Nakajo, T. and Kume, H. 1985. Reports of Statistical Application Research,
Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers 32(2): 10-29.
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Poka-yoke:
Improving product quality by preventing defects .
Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun/Factory Magazine, (Ed.). 1988. Portland, Oregon:
Productivity Press.
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The design of everyday things.
Norman, D.A. 1989. New York: Doubleday.
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Mistake-Proofing
for Operators: The ZQC System.
The Productivity Press Development Team. 1997. Portland, Oregon: Productivity
Press.
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*New
Technology and Human Error.
Rasmussen, J. et. al. (Eds.) 1987. New York: John
Wiley and Sons.
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Human
Error.
Reason, James. 1990. New York: Cambridge University Press.
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The limited
role of statistical quality control in a zero defects environment.
Robinson, A.G. and D. M. Schroeder. 1990. Production and Inventory
Management Journal 31(3): 60-65.
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Modern Approaches to Manufacturing Improvement: The Shingo System.
Robinson, A.G. (Ed.) 1991. Portland, Oregon: Productivity Press.
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How
To Achieve Error-Proof Manufacturing: Poka-Yoke and Beyond: A Technical
Video Tutorial
SAE International may be ordered
online for $895 ($25 preview copy).
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Zero
quality control: source inspection and the poka-yoke system.
Shingo, Shigeo. 1986.t rans. A.P. Dillion. Portland, Oregon: Productivity
Press.
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A
Study of the Toyota Production System From an Industrial Engineering Viewpoint
Shingo Shigeo, 1989. Portland, Oregon: Productivity Press. Online
excerpts
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Using Poka-Yoke Concepts to Improve a Military Retail Supply System.
Snell, Todd and Atwater, J. Brian 1996. Production and Inventory Management
Journal 37(4): 44-49.
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Eradicating
mistakes in your software through poka yoke
Tierney, James alternate title "From Deming to Shingo: using Japanese
quality assurance principles to eradicate problems from your software development
process." A
video tape of a presentation at a local ASQC meeting, MBC Video, Inc
14415 N.E. 64th St., Redmond, WA 98052. (206) 885-7934.
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Implications
of fool proofing in the manufacturing process.
Tsuda, Yoshikazu. 1993. In Quality
through Engineering Design, editted by W. Kuo. New York: Elsevier.
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On training
for mistake-proofing.
Vasilash, G.S. 1995. Production (March): 42-44.
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An introduction
to vigilance.
Warm, J.S. 1984. In Sustained Attention in Human Performance, edited
by J.S. Warm. New York: John
Wiley and Sons.
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Improvement in transfusion
safety using a new blood unit and patient identification system as part
of safe transfusion practice.
Wenz, B. and Burns, E.R. 1991. Transfusion 31(5): 401-403.
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