Team Empowerment, by Mr Kumar Lalit, AGM & HR Head

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EMPOWERING TEAMS FOR

HIGH PERFORMANCE

Presented by : Mr Kumar Lalit

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Levels of Empowerment

•Employee empowerment is a term used to express the ways in which employee staff can make

autonomous decisions without consulting a Supervisor (Supervision less workplace)

•These self-willed decisions can be small or large depending upon the degree of power which the company wishes to invest in employees.

•Employee empowerment can begin with training and converting a whole company to an empowerment model. Conversely it may merely mean giving employees the ability to make some decisions on their own.

Three levels of Empowerment

Enabling

Involving

Encouraging

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Employee Empowerment

Enabling emp. to make significant

decisions without having to refer to someone

Involving employees in taking

responsibility for improving the way of doing things

Encouraging employees to play

a more active role in their work

• Customer Focus

• Improving Services

• Innovation Culture

• Increasing productivity

• Gaining Competitive edge

Organizational Benefits

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Empowering Teams

• Empowering , is passing on authority and responsibility.

• Empowerment occurs when power goes to employees who then experience a sense of ownership and control over their jobs.

• Empowered individuals know that their jobs belong to them. (sense of belongingness & accountability). Given a say in how things are done, employees feel more responsible. When they feel responsible they show more initiative in their work, get more work done and enjoy their work more.

Organizational values

/Leadership actions

Human resource systems

(e.g. rewards,training)

Empowerment

Continuous improvement actions

Competitive quality

Productivity

Customer service

Organizational structural job design (Team’s & individual’s responsibility)

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Mechanisms for Empowerment at Tata Motors

BSCs

Steering Meet

Apex Council

Innovation

Projects

CFTs

CLTs

Suggestion

Scheme

Kaizen

CFTs

Improvement

Projects

SDTs

Quality Circle

Suggestion

Scheme

Autonomous

Maintenance

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(SDT) Self Directed Team - Details

• A Self Directed Team is a group of 12-15 employees who are responsible for a whole work process or segment that delivers a product or service to an internal or external customer .

• To varying degrees, team members work together to improve their operations , plan, control and handle day-to-day activities . In other words, they are responsible not only for getting work done but also for managing themselves .

• Employees in SDTs, work with minimal direct supervision (Self directed teams are not quality circles or cross functional task groups.)

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Employee Meetings at Various

Levels

Safety

Quality

Delivery

Cost

Morale

+ Environment

Target Cascading

CVBU BSC

PLANT BSC

FACTORY BSC

CX BSC

51 Self Directed Teams

SDT SQDCM

TARGETS

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Degree of empowerment

Team Empowerment Continuum

Vacation scheduling

Shift Planning

Cross-functional teaming

External customer contact

Managing suppliers

Continuous improvements

Quality responsibilities

Production scheduling

Team level

Equipment maintenance and repair

Training each other –Multi skilling

Housekeeping

Level 1

20%

Level 2

40%

Level 3

60%

Level 4

80%

Responsibility/Authority

The figure shows the empowerment continuum and tracks the approx. % of responsibilities a team assumes many of which were once reserved for or leaders,managers support departments

It shows a partial list of common responsibilities and how they might be sequenced to empower a team

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Objectives

Objectives of Self Directed Teams in Tata Motors

• To own the planning and execution of all work in the team workplace

• To adopt constant changes in the work processes in all areas

• To contribute to the self-development of team members

• To enhance customer satisfaction through the active involvement of and ownership by operators in managing their day-to-day work activities and output

• To maximize the utilization of resources resulting to better quality, reduced cost and higher productivity

• To help the company remain competitive in the existing markets and reach out to global markets in future

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Roles & Responsibilities

6 - SDT Point Leaders

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Point Leaders

• Multiple point leaders are envisaged

• Each team will have:

• 6 point leaders, one each for:

 S afety

Q uality

 D elivery

C ost

 M orale

 E nvironment

• Members

• These point leaders will be responsible for all parameters in their respective areas. They will monitor these parameters for their subprocess and will work towards improving them

• The team will ideally comprise 12 - 15 team members

• There will be pre-decided rotational programme (rotating the point leaders within the team) so that all members are covered in a year

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Roles & Responsibilities

SDT Team Members –

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Responsibilities of Team Members

Participate in the team meetings effectively

Have wholehearted involvement in the activities of SDT in order to ensure its success

Co-operate amongst themselves and with the point leaders on issues like leave planning, conflict resolution and overall discipline

Achieve SQDCME targets as set out for the SDT by the Process Owner

To update and maintain work related documents

Expanded responsibilities to include:

Self inspection

Multiskilling (Flexibility to move to any machining / assembly work

 station)

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House keeping

SPC / Pre-control charts

Maintenance related activities including autonomous PM / TPM

Machine setting and tool changing

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Responsibilities of Team Members

Description of the activities to be done under SQDCME :

Safety

Follow all safety instructions at machine

Use safety equipment properly ( PPEs)

Ensure appropriate visible instruction are put on respective machine

Do the entire housekeeping at the machine and adjoining area

Quality

Check all dimensional parameters and ensure they meet required specification

Learn proper use of all tools and gauges

Get all instruments and gauges calibrated at scheduled intervals

Follow steps as mentioned in the process sheets

Learn & control critical parameters at respective stations

Analyze causes for dimensional inaccuracy

Delivery

Do regular PM to minimise downtime

Give suggestions and ideas for improving quality

Inform point leader of any deviation from standard specifications

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Responsibilities of Team Members

Description of the activities to be done under SQDCME :

Cost

Work on eliminating waste

Minimise scrap

Ensure use of proper material

Morale

Convey training need to the ‘Morale’ point leader

Cross train other team members

Maintain and encourage the positive attitude and healthy working relationships with other team members

Environment

Correct disposal of waste

To ensure no oil spillage on shop floor

To follow the guidelines in EHS (Environment, Health & Safety)

Management System

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