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A clear sequence for looking at a process issue.

Jalindar Garud, facilitator of the Gear Grinding Process Accelerator

Jalindar Garud

SSK TECH

Jalindar Garud leads the Gear Grinding Process Accelerator, working with manufacturing teams on setup review, process evidence, and defect investigation.

The Gear Grinding Process Accelerator is built around a practical idea: before deciding what to change, make the baseline clear, read the available evidence, identify relevant variables, narrow the cause, and document the next step.

The method behind the program

  1. G

    Ground the baseline

    Make the starting condition clear before changing anything.

  2. R

    Read the evidence

    Practise interpreting drawings, graphs, and defect information.

  3. I

    Identify variables

    List the process factors that may be relevant to the issue.

  4. N

    Narrow the cause

    Use guided reasoning to focus the investigation.

  5. D

    Document and develop

    Record what was learned and define a responsible next step.

Coaching sessions, guided cases, interpretation practice, worksheets, and a supervised assignment are used to practise this sequence.

Learn, practise, document

Participants begin with a starting-skill and process-issue assessment, practise interpreting drawings, graphs, and defects, and work through guided troubleshooting cases. Setup tools and the improvement assignment support structured practice. Any workplace trial must be supervised and authorized through the participant’s own workplace processes.

The aim is a repeatable way to approach the work—not a promise that every process issue has the same cause or outcome.

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