Lean Management at RAYPA: Driving Operational Efficiency

We believe in responsibility, continuous improvement, and shared leadership as the foundation for achieving operational excellence

At RAYPA, we are continuously evolving, committed to ongoing improvement. Currently, we are working on a transformation plan called Summit, which aims for operational excellence based on the Japanese management model Lean Management. This model seeks to optimize resources and processes for greater operational efficiency and flexibility.

The Summit Program represents our ambition for constant evolution. It is structured in three key stages, each designed to strengthen different aspects of our operations: the 5S Program, Waste Management, and Shopfloor Management.

The 5S Program is our strategy to improve organization and efficiency in the workspace. Through five stages —Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain— we aim not only to maintain order and cleanliness but also to cultivate a disciplined and sustainable work environment.

The Waste Management program is focused on increasing customer satisfaction and on detecting, reducing, and eliminating operations that do not add value.

Waste Management is an essential component of the SUMMIT Program, focused on increasing customer satisfaction. By identifying, reducing, and eliminating operations that do not add value, we seek to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of our processes.

The most significant transformation occurs in our Shopfloor Management. This approach renews the management style, encouraging active participation from all team members. Decisions are made at the workplace, allowing for greater integration and understanding of daily operations. This management style not only brings information closer to those who need it but also empowers employees in making critical decisions.

With the SUMMIT Program, RAYPA is marking a milestone in operational management, demonstrating that innovation and continuous improvement are at the core of our corporate culture.