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MRP begins with the principle that many materials held in the inventory have dependent demand. Dependent demand item are those products with subassemblies and component. Hence ,MRP is a technique for determining the quantity and timing for acquisition of dependent item needed to satisfy MSR
What is MRP?
MRP is a computer based system that takes the MPS as given; takes the details of the required amount of raw-materials,parts; reduce these material requirements to account for materials that are in inventory or on order and develops a schedule of orders for purchased materials and produce parts over planning horizon.
In fixed order qty ,orders for a raw material remains in inventory until the raw materials end item appears in the MPS. In MRP,orders of raw material are timed to arrive at the time that the raw materials end item appears in the MPS. Thereby the impact of MRP on raw material inventory level is therefore reduced average inventory level.
MRP RESULTS IN ..
Reduced number of stockouts and material delivery delays result in more production without increase in the number of employees and machine Reduction of the incidence of scrapped subassemblies,assemblies and product resulting from the use of incorrect parts. Capacity of production dept is increased.
ELEMENTS OF MRP
1. MPS 2. BILLS OF MATERIAL(BOM) 3. INVENTORY STATUS FILE
PROCESS
MPS drives the entire MRP system. The inventory status file and bill of material file supply additional information abt prdts in the MPS. These inputs are fed into the MRP computer program,which generate output. The inventory transactions resulting from the MRP actions are put back into the inventory status file so that current inventory records are maintained .
MRP SYSTEM
Data Files Output Reports BOM
MRP by period report
Lead times
(Item master file)
Inventory data
Purchasing data
Purchase advice
Exception reports Order early or late or not needed Order quantity too small or too large
Outputs of MRP
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Planned order schedule Change in planned order Exception report Performance reports Planning reports