Business consulting para Aerotech
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2021-03-16
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Abstract
Aerotech es una compañía dedicada al mantenimiento y reparación de aeronaves en
Perú y Chile. Para brindar un servicio de calidad, requiere contar con personal altamente
calificado, formado bajo una cultura de calidad y adherencia a procedimientos. Sin embargo,
ha estado recibiendo una gran cantidad de reclamos por incumplir los estándares de servicio
esperados.
Se analizó la empresa en su conjunto y se observó que, si bien ha logrado crecer
aceleradamente, carece de las herramientas y metodologías que le permitirían monitorear sus
planes y estrategias, y principalmente la calidad de sus servicios. Precisamente, el análisis
encontró que la problemática central es el incumplimiento de los estándares establecidos por
el cliente, lo que da origen a reclamos denominados “no conformidades”.
Por otro lado, las áreas de Seguridad Operacional, y de Mejora Continua,
directamente involucradas en resolver las no conformidades, carecen de capacidad operativa
para implementar adecuadamente los planes y estrategias que las mitiguen, y además no están
integradas conjuntamente en el proceso, por lo cual el tiempo de respuesta es muy largo,
inoportuno y genera una acumulación muy alta de nuevos reclamos.
Para poder atacar este problema, el equipo de Business Consulting (BC) apoyó la
elaboración inicial del Tablero de Control, utilizando las metodologías Lean y Six Sigma no
sólo para identificar y atacar el problema raíz, sino también para implementar una nueva
metodología de trabajo basada en la calidad. Junto a esto, propone reestructurar los procesos
de Seguridad Operacional y de Mejora Continua, logrando reducir los tiempos de repuesta a
las no conformidades a 4.6 días. Además, se ha plantado un programa de implementación que
incluye la adquisición del talento, un programa de entrenamiento para el personal, la
implantación de un nuevo sistema de trabajo y recomendaciones para seguir atendiendo las
necesidades del cliente, entre otros puntos de gran relevancia.
Aerotech is a Peruvian enterprise dedicated to the commercial aircraft repair and maintenance services in Peru, and Chile. To be able to accomplish the provision of a quality service, Aerotech needs to have highly skilled and quality-focus trained staff, who can easily adhere to established procedures. Nevertheless, the company has been receiving a great quantity of claims referred to noncompliance of the client’s service expectations. The Business Consulting (BC) team analyzed the company, and found that though Aerotech grew rapidly, it lacks tools and methods for monitoring its plans and strategies, and mainly the quality of service. The analysis showed that the core issue is non-compliance of service standards established by the clients, which originates claims called “nonacceptances”. On the other hand, both the Operational Safety, and Continuous Improvement areas, directly involved in solving the nonacceptances, lack the operational capability to adequately implement the plans and strategies that can mitigate them, and additionally they are not integrated at working, and therefore the time of responsiveness is very long, not in time, and generates a great cumulative of new claims. To solve this problem, BC supported the preparation of a Balance Score Card, using Lean and Six Sigma methodologies to recognize and solve the main problem, as well as to use them to implement a new business performance mythology. This study is proposing a process restructuration for Operational Safety and Continuous Improvement, achieving a new response time of 4.6 days to solve the nonacceptances. In addition, an implementation program has been planted that includes talent acquisition, a training program for staff, the implementation of a new working system and recommendations to continue attending the requirements of the client, among other relevant topics.
Aerotech is a Peruvian enterprise dedicated to the commercial aircraft repair and maintenance services in Peru, and Chile. To be able to accomplish the provision of a quality service, Aerotech needs to have highly skilled and quality-focus trained staff, who can easily adhere to established procedures. Nevertheless, the company has been receiving a great quantity of claims referred to noncompliance of the client’s service expectations. The Business Consulting (BC) team analyzed the company, and found that though Aerotech grew rapidly, it lacks tools and methods for monitoring its plans and strategies, and mainly the quality of service. The analysis showed that the core issue is non-compliance of service standards established by the clients, which originates claims called “nonacceptances”. On the other hand, both the Operational Safety, and Continuous Improvement areas, directly involved in solving the nonacceptances, lack the operational capability to adequately implement the plans and strategies that can mitigate them, and additionally they are not integrated at working, and therefore the time of responsiveness is very long, not in time, and generates a great cumulative of new claims. To solve this problem, BC supported the preparation of a Balance Score Card, using Lean and Six Sigma methodologies to recognize and solve the main problem, as well as to use them to implement a new business performance mythology. This study is proposing a process restructuration for Operational Safety and Continuous Improvement, achieving a new response time of 4.6 days to solve the nonacceptances. In addition, an implementation program has been planted that includes talent acquisition, a training program for staff, the implementation of a new working system and recommendations to continue attending the requirements of the client, among other relevant topics.
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Consultores de empresas, Aeronaves--Mantenimiento y reparación, Control de calidad