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2. Module
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4. Candidate Name
5. Reg. No.
6. Date of Dispatch
PGPM 32
ASSIGNMENT
You are a project manager on a construction of Hydel-Power project comprising of four
main works viz. Main Dam, Weir, Electric Power Station and Tunnel. The requirement of ten
construction materials including cement, steel (six sizes), sand, aggregate etc. need to be monitored
daily. Construction, requirements, resources on site and in depot needs to be checked every day.
Design an M.I.S. for efficient working. Assume suitable data
SCOPE OF WORK
The work involves four main works i.e. Main Dam, weir, Electric power station and Tunnel.
The above work involves Supply, transportation, unloading, fabrication, erection, testing and
commissioning of balance ventilation ducts and equipments as per technical specifications.
Benefits of Hydro Power:
Energy has become a symbol of growth and instrument for development. Electric power
particularly the hydro power is a renewable, economically attractive, environment friendly, nonpolluting and environmentally benign source of energy. Moreover, the Hydro Power is submergence
free and has short gestation period. These benefits of HP have now been sufficiently recognized.
The need of the project comes from the benefits of HP and utilization of resources.
The management of the various materials required at site shall be organized at different levels.
Upper Level To determine the goals, objectives & plans.
Ability to deal with the ambiguities of the decisions taken.
Middle LevelDetermination of the ways to construction done in time schedule. To check
how much money has been incurred till the specific date.
Lower Level Control the activities of the workers to meet the targets.
The materials required for the hydel projects shall be managed according to the levels
mentioned above.
Here I take the example of a hydel project of 5MW capacity. Requirement for the project is as
follows:
Control Room with a covered area of 14,000sqft.
o Outer walls in brick
o Frame work of RCC Columns and Beams
o Asbestos sheets as roofing
o Concrete floor with separators
o Steel windows and doors
o Tie beams at the regular intervals to prevent Earthquake.
66KVA grid station in the open area
Office Spaces
Site Offices as temporary structures
Material Storage Areas
Water Reservoir
Accommodation for staff
Material requirement for the project:
Cement
Steel
40 Tonnes approx.
Aggregate
Sand
Bricks
1,80,000 no.
3500 CFT
Aggregate:
2500 cft.
Steel:
Bricks:
2500 CFT
Aggregate:
3500 cft.
Steel:
Bricks:
3000 CFT
Aggregate:
5000 cft.
Steel:
Bricks:
Inventory are necessary because they provide protection against uncertainty of demand and supply.
1. They ensure smooth flow of materials through production process.
2. They ensure reasonable utilization of manpower and equipment etc.,&
3. They also provide the means to maintain good customer service.
TWO-BIN System
Inspired by the kanban replenishment method developed and made popular in Japan, this
replenishment system, adapted to hospital supplies, is based on the principle of two bins for each
product type. Each bin contains half of the quota (inventory level) for a given product. A bar code
label is affixed to the front of each bin. When the first bin is empty, user personnel or clerical staff
transfers the label to a board mounted on the wall, and supplies are used from the second bin.
Using an optical scanner and according to a pre-determined schedule, a stores employee
scans the labels on the board to capture data on the products requiring replenishment, which in turn
triggers the process to replenish the quantity contained in the bin. This activity can be eliminated
through the use of a replenishment software application that uses RFID technology. This application
is presented in the section RFID-assisted replenishment.
Once the person responsible for managing inventory in the department has replenished the
bin, he or she first transfers the remaining supplies in the second bin to the first bin, then places the
new supplies in the now empty second bin, returning the label to the front of the first bin. In this
way, stock rotation occurs with each replenishment.
This system simplifies the needs evaluation process. When compared with other recurring
replenishment methods, the two-bin system stands apart. It requires no inventory taking (or
verification) prior to scanning the labels. It also facilitates stock rotation management, which is
essential to prevent product expiry, and it significantly improves the control of stock levels.
EOQ:
Economic order quantity (also known as the Wilson EOQ Model or simply the EOQ Model)
is a model that defines the optimal quantity to order that minimizes total variable costs required to
order and hold inventory.
It is based on the assumptions:
1) The demand over the period of cycle (normally a year) is constant and is known in advance.
2) Consumption of the material occurs at the uniform rate.
3) The price of the material is independent of the order. Quantity discount is not allowed
4) There is no lead time in the replenishment.
We should know Ordering cost and Carrying cost
A) Ordering Cost: consists of
i)
Requisitioning
EOQ MODEL
ROL:
The two factors that determine the appropriate order point are the procurement or delivery
time stock which is the Inventory needed during the lead time (i.e., the difference between the order
date and the receipt of the inventory ordered) and the safety stock which is the minimum level of
inventory that is held as a protection against shortages.
Reorder Point = Normal consumption during lead-time + Safety Stock.
Several factors determine how much delivery time stock and safety stock should be held. In
summary, the efficiency of a replenishment system affects how much delivery time is needed. Since
the delivery time stock is the expected inventory usage between ordering and receiving inventory,
efficient replenishment of inventory would reduce the need for delivery time stock. And the
determination of level of safety stock involves a basic trade-off between the risk of stock-out,
resulting in possible customer dissatisfaction and lost sales, and the increased costs associated with
carrying additional inventory
REORDER POINT FORMULA:
Reorder point = S x L + F ( S x Rx L)
Where
S = Usage in units
L = Lead time in days
R = Average number of units per order
F = Stock out acceptance factor
Reporting:
Scheduled Reports: I would make the scheduled reports which would be issued fortnightly.
The reports would be containing the details of production, monthly cash flow etc. for further use in
planning and control processes.
Error Reports: I would make these reports to correct the invalid customer names, incorrect
totals and missing data during transaction.
Control Reports: Control reports would be maintained in the form of payroll register, a
journal, a cash register etc. giving detailed listing to describe each transaction occurring during a
specific time period.
Provision for Exception reports & Demand reports would be there.
different applications
Billing for
various activities
Work done by
outside staff
Integration of related files of various activities:
for the separate jobs to be done in a stipulated period and the manpower involved.
Relationship between different entities:
One to one
One to many
Many to many
In the management system of hydel project we shall create files showing one specific
activity is to be done by one agency e.g. the completion of superstructure shall be done by a
construction agency. This construction agency shall be assigned more than one job. Here One
to many type of relationship between different entities shall be helpful.
DATA PROCESSING:
Activity
Agency
Duration
Cost
Civil work
P1
2yrs 3 Months
..Lacs
Finishing
P2
6Months
..Lacs
FLOW CHARTING:
Flow charts of the various jobs/activities shall be made on the weekly basis, checking the
commitment by the agency for that specific job. If any activity is not completed in the specified
time it will have to be overlapped in the second week assuming it to be the responsibility of the
concerned agency. After the 6th week if the same situation prevails for the delayed activity penalty
clause will be applicable as per the agreement. The employer and the outside agency shall sign this
agreement. This flowchart shall be made using the P.C. software MRPII System(Material Resource
Planning) and shall make it very easy to maintain the records of agencies hired and the jobs done by
them.
Activity
1st week
2nd week
A1
A2
A3
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
3rd week
4th week
5th week