Commit to one Andon trigger the floor can use
Commit to defining and testing one Andon trigger for a textile defect or process abnormality.
Define and test one textile Andon trigger repeated skipped stitches, oil spots on pale fabric, high yarn breaks, shade drift, missing trims, needle breaks, or repeated width alarms If [specific textile abnormality] happens [threshold], then [operator role] will [signal action], [containment action], and [response owner] will [first check]. We restart only when [clean-run or verification rule] is true. We will check in after 2 days on whether the trigger was used or rehearsed and whether the response rule was clear enough for the next shift. Sewing line with repeated skipped stitches on stretch fabric within the first 20 pieces Stenter…
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