Professional Documents
Culture Documents
- Unit 07
Requirements of a Good
Layout
an understanding of capacity and space
requirements
selection of appropriate material handling
equipment
decisions regarding environment and
aesthetics
identification and understanding of the
requirements for information flow
identification of the cost of moving between
the various work areas
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3.
4.
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d) Storage strategies
- space and people requirements
- impact on material handling equipment
- human factors risks
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Muthers
Systemati
c Layout
Planning
Procedure
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PQRST items
Product: what is to be produced
Quantity: volume to be produced
Routing: how it is to be produced
Support services: with what will we produce
Timing/Transport: when to produce and how to move
parts in & out
Quantity & Variety often dictate the layout type
(product/process, etc.)
can be used to determine
o which products justify their own lines,
o which families justify their own cells.
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Market
Forecast
Productio
n
Demand
Product Mix
+
Production Rate
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Productio
n Rate
Number
of
Machines
Continuous or
Intermittent
Production