I. Identify cell groupings

Based on the common processes, we can identify the following potential groupings:

Cell $1($Turning Cell$)$

Cell $2($Assembly Cell$)$

Cell $3($Finishing Cell$)$

II$.$ ?Identify products going into cell

Based on the common processes, we can identify the following potential groupings:

Cell $1($Turning Cell$)$: Bar, Cone, Round $($sharing turn and face processes$)$

Cell $2($Assembly Cell$)$: Long, Short $($sharing base assembly, sub$-$assembly, final assembly$)$

Cell $3($Finishing Cell$)$: Gold, Silver $($sharing final assembly and finish$)$

Using the information above, design cell layouts for the identified cell groupings. Sketch out the cells by hand using the Cell Layout Sheet below or use

suitable software $($e$.$g$.,$ ?Visio$)$ ?to create equivalent drawings. Add arrows indicating process flow as seen in the example below. Leave the "Takt Time,"

"Units of std WIP," and cycle time blank. Do not calculate the number of workers per cell, just indicate flow through each cell.

Cellular$/$Flow Toolkit: Cell Layout Sheet

Use this form to help design a specific workstation within a cell.