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Cost
Improving Labour Productivity Reducing Cost Improve and simplify Work Method @!#$........
Employees
Work Hard Productivity
Work Study
Forms the basis for work system design Identification of the most effective means of
achieving necessary functions. Improves the existing and proposed ways of doing work and establishes standard times for work performance.
Work Study
Enhances the production efficiency. Identify
non-value adding operations by investigation of all the factors affecting the job.
Method Study
Motion Study
Work Measurement
Time Study
Higher Productivity
operation or job.
Method Study
Method study is the systematic recording and
critical examination of existing and proposed ways of doing work, as a means of developing and applying easier and more effective methods and reducing costs. The main purpose of method study is to eliminate the unnecessary operations and to achieve the best method of performing the operation.
situation. To examine those facts critically. To develop the best answer possible under given circumstances based on critical examination of facts.
tracking and to improve layout. To improve the working conditions and hence to improve labour efficiency. To reduce monotony in the work. To improve plant utilisation and material utilisation. Elimination of waste and unproductive operations. To reduce the manufacturing costs through reducing cycle time of operations.
Maintain
Verify at regular intervals
Record
All facts about the operation
Install
Improved method plan
Examine
The facts critically & seek alternatives
Define
Method, procedure, layout, quality instruction etc
Develop
An improved method
Evaluate
Different alternatives
scrap. Increased production through better utilisation of resources. Elimination of unnecessary operations and movements. Improved layout. Improved working conditions.
Diagrams
Flow Diagram String Diagram
or
proposed method. Specific reference to when the activities will begin and end. Time and distance scales used wherever necessary. The date of charting and the name of the person who does charting.
Op era
Details of Method
Requisition made by department head Put in pick-up basket To accounting department Account and signature verified Amount approved by treasurer Amount counted by cashier Amount recorded by bookkeeper Petty cash sealed in envelope Petty cash carried to department Petty cash checked against requisition Receipt signed Petty cash stored in safety box
Mo ve
Stor age
Ins pec t
Del ay
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Motion Study
Motion study is the systematic study of the human motions used to perform an operation.
Motion Study..
Motion study principles Analysis of therbligs - basic elemental motions into
slow motion to study motions that otherwise would be too rapid to analyze
work procedures.
Use of Human body Arrangement of the Work Place Design of tools and equipments
Therbligs
When the motion begins The nature of the motion When the motion ends
Therbligs
Basic elemental motions that make up a job. Search Select Grasp Hold Transport loaded Release load Assemble
Working Conditions
T e m H u m p e r a t u r e id it y V& e n t i l a t i o n
I llu m
in a t io n
o lo r
Working Conditions..
Noise & Vibration Work Breaks
Safety
Causes of Accidents
WORK MEASUREMENT
Time study Essential for the planning and controlling of
the operations.
Work Measurement
Work
measurement is the application or techniques designed to establish the time for a qualified worker to carry out a specified job at a defined level or performance.
Work Measurement.
Standard time Stopwatch time study Historical times Predetermined data Work Sampling
planning Planning and control. Realistic costing. Financial incentive schemes. Delivery date of goods. Cost reduction and cost control. Identifying substandard workers. Training new employees.
Standard Time
The amount of time it should take a qualified worker to complete a specific task, working at a sustainable rate, using given methods, tools and equipment, raw materials, and workplace arrangement.
observations of one worker taken over a number of cycles. The basic steps in a time study:
Define the task to be studied 2. Determine the number of cycles to observe 3. Time the job 4. Compute the standard time
1.
Time Study
Performance Rating The operators effective speed of work relative to the observers concept of normal speed.
Performance Rating..
Normal Time = Observed Time x Rating
Allowances
Recovery from fatigue (4%) Relaxation Allowance (5%M, 7%W) Interference allowance Contingency allowance
Questions..
Questions..
Questions..