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Lean Mindset

Leaning In: Teams Use Lean to Eliminate Waste, Bolster Efficiency, and Drive Continuous Improvement

Caroline Morris
March 06, 2024

As GE Vernova prepares to stand up as a publicly traded company in April 2024, the company has laid out five central principles called the GE Vernova Way: “We drive Innovation in everything we do, serve our Customers with pride and focus, and operate with a Lean mindset, focusing on safety, quality, delivery, and cost, across our operations.

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Leaning Into Quality: GE Vernova’s Onshore Wind Business Is Sharpening Its Focus for a More Powerful Future  

Dianna Delling
July 20, 2023
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Johanna Wellington was almost ready to approve the installation of a new gearbox in one of the wind turbines in GE Vernova’s U.S. fleet. But she paused because she was concerned about the manufacturing process of a subcomponent. The department she leads in GE Vernova’s Onshore Wind business had recently changed its name from Major Components Exchange to Major Components Upgrades, a nod to its new commitment: Any new part placed on an existing turbine had to be a higher-quality component than the one it was replacing.

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Safety First: A Retiring GE Aerospace Materials Engineer Made Protecting Lives His Mission

Amy Merrick
April 06, 2023
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Shortly after he joined GE Aerospace in 1984 as a materials engineer in Evendale, Ohio, Glenn Culbertson received some blunt advice from a senior colleague. “A lot of people will tell you that they’re your customer: your boss, your boss’s boss, the CEO,” the co-worker told him. “They’re all wrong. The customer is the engine. If you do right by the engine, you’ll do right by everybody else.”

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GE Expands Field Execution Best Practice “Live Outage” in Europe and in the Middle East

November 30, 2022
  • Live Outage” approach utilizes digital solutions to improve the field execution experience with standardized procedures while maintaining safety best practices
  • It was kicked off in the United States to help complete 7F outages with a substantial reduction in cycle time
  • The best practice is now available in Europe and in the Middle East for GE 9F gas turbine operators

ATLANTA, GA – November 30 2022 - Following last year’s implementation of a new lean approach to outages, called “Live Outage,” which was develope


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Clearwater Revival: How a Florida Plant Embraced Lean to Boost Productivity and Enhance Safety

Chris Noon
October 26, 2022

Every day, the world’s power grids are adapting to bridge the gap between the fossil fuel era and the renewables age. Instrumental in building that bridge are the 700 operators and managers who work at GE’s Grid Solutions Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Clearwater, Florida, and produce thousands of components such as capacitors and power sensors, which help the grid absorb wind and solar generation smoothly and safely.

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GE Aviation’s Digital Group Joins GE Digital

December 01, 2020
  • Software-as-a-Service business provides digital solutions across the aviation industry with data-driven insights for commercial airlines and business jet operators
  • Aviation software solutions drive reduced operational costs, improved passenger experience and empowers airline crews

SAN RAMON, Calif. – December 1, 2020 – GE Digital, GE’s [NYSE:GE] software business, today announced that GE Aviation’s Digital Group has joined the company.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Ellie Holman
Product & Technology Communications
GE Digital
[email protected]
America/New_York

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GE and Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) Successfully Restore up to 360MW in Nigeria Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

September 28, 2020
  • GE safely completed service interventions on three GE 9E gas turbines at the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) power plants in Calabar and Sapele, Nigeria
  • With comprehensive safety measures due to COVID-19 in place, GE and NDPHC quickly ensured both employee safety and on-time project execution
  • Outages were executed on time and the restored power will enable NDPHC to provide the equivalent electricity needed to power up to 2 million Nigerian homes

 


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Chiahui Power Corporation’s Combined-Cycle Power Plant in Taiwan Awarded “Model Site” for Best in-Class Safety and Health Management by Taiwan OSHA

July 22, 2020
• GE and the Independent Power Producer (IPP) Chiahui Power Corporation received the Model Site award following a two days best practice sharing event organized at the site • Nomination marks the first time a construction site from an IPP project was selected as a model site in Taiwan • GE to deliver a Turnkey plant expansion that will add 550 megawatts of additional capacity with GE’s 7HA technology
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Taking safe hold of a weighty problem

Alma Dayawon
December 09, 2019
CT scanners can produce incredible images that can help spot cancer, infections and other diseases inside the body in a matter of minutes.  The powerful technology is housed in a solid body with single parts that can weigh between 70 -120 kilograms (154-265 pounds) each. With lifting heavy items topping the leading cause of workplace injury, installing and maintaining the massive machines requires great care.
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Wind farm safety in the spotlight

Jane Nicholls
July 31, 2018
In a motel in Kingaroy, outback Queensland, this training session is instantly distinct from familiar corporate-education days: the facilitator has set off passionate discussions before the participants have even finished their first coffee. “What are the top dangers you have little or no control of when you’re at work?” he asks. The focus in the room is unwavering as he writes up the answers they call out on the whiteboard. Forget the standard workplace gripes of inbox overload, pointless meetings, stolen lunches from the communal fridge.
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