Method study is a procedure for systematically evaluating work methods to improve productivity, efficiency, and quality. It aims to analyze how work is done and identify ways to minimize resource consumption while achieving goals. Key aspects of method study include examining activities, layouts, equipment usage, worker motions, and standardizing best practices. The objectives are to simplify processes, improve facilities and equipment, optimize resource use, develop better work environments, and train workers. Method study evaluates broad shop improvements as well as detailed motions of individual workers. The scope encompasses layouts, conditions, material handling, tooling, quality standards, operations, materials, power, and processes. Recommendations target short-term management changes as well as long-term facility investments
Method study is a procedure for systematically evaluating work methods to improve productivity, efficiency, and quality. It aims to analyze how work is done and identify ways to minimize resource consumption while achieving goals. Key aspects of method study include examining activities, layouts, equipment usage, worker motions, and standardizing best practices. The objectives are to simplify processes, improve facilities and equipment, optimize resource use, develop better work environments, and train workers. Method study evaluates broad shop improvements as well as detailed motions of individual workers. The scope encompasses layouts, conditions, material handling, tooling, quality standards, operations, materials, power, and processes. Recommendations target short-term management changes as well as long-term facility investments
Method study is a procedure for systematically evaluating work methods to improve productivity, efficiency, and quality. It aims to analyze how work is done and identify ways to minimize resource consumption while achieving goals. Key aspects of method study include examining activities, layouts, equipment usage, worker motions, and standardizing best practices. The objectives are to simplify processes, improve facilities and equipment, optimize resource use, develop better work environments, and train workers. Method study evaluates broad shop improvements as well as detailed motions of individual workers. The scope encompasses layouts, conditions, material handling, tooling, quality standards, operations, materials, power, and processes. Recommendations target short-term management changes as well as long-term facility investments
Method study is a procedure for systematically evaluating work methods to improve productivity, efficiency, and quality. It aims to analyze how work is done and identify ways to minimize resource consumption while achieving goals. Key aspects of method study include examining activities, layouts, equipment usage, worker motions, and standardizing best practices. The objectives are to simplify processes, improve facilities and equipment, optimize resource use, develop better work environments, and train workers. Method study evaluates broad shop improvements as well as detailed motions of individual workers. The scope encompasses layouts, conditions, material handling, tooling, quality standards, operations, materials, power, and processes. Recommendations target short-term management changes as well as long-term facility investments
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Management Of Manufacturing
Systems
Method Study: Definition and
Concepts Submitted By: Mayank Roll No. 00825511116 B.tech(M.E) III year Method Study may be defined as: “A procedure for examining the various activities associated with the problem which ensures a systematic, objective and critical evaluation of the existing factors and in addition and imaginative approach while developing improvements”. Concept: 1.) Method study is basically conducted to simplify the work or working methods and must go towards higher productivity.
2.) It is always desirable to perform
the requisite function with desired goal minimum consumption of resources.
3.) Method signifies how a work is to
be done i.e. description of how we consume resources in order to achieve our target? Methods are integral part of work accomplishment and signify: 1.) How well our methods utilize the limited available resources such as manpower, machines, materials and money.
2.) How our methods physically affect
production output of the unit.
3.) The quality of output obtained by
application of our methods. Objectives of Method Study: 1.) The improvement of processes and procedures. 2.) The improvement of factory, shop and work place layout and of the design of plant and equipment. 3.) Improvement in the use of materials, machines and manpower. 4.) Ile-development of better physical working environment. 5.) To find the best way of doing a job. 6.) To standardize the best method. 7.) To train the individual worker in its practice as per standardized method. 8.) Reduction of waste and scrap, improvement in quality. 9.) Greater job satisfaction, higher standards of safety and health. Aspects of its application: There are 3 aspects of it’s application:
(1) Method study is concerned with broad investigation
and improvement of a shop/section, the layout of equipment and machines and the movement of men and materials.
(2) Motion study is a more detailed investigation of
the individual worker/ operator, layout of his machines, tools, jigs and fixtures and movement of his limbs when he performs his job. The ergomics aspect i.e. study of environment, body postures, noise level and surroundings temperature also form part of investigation.
(3) Micro motion study i.e. much more detailed
investigation of very rapid movements of the various limbs of the worker. Scope of Method Study: The task of work simplification and compatible work system design concerns the followings:
(i) Layout of shop floor and working areas or
work stations. (ii) Working conditions i.e. ergomics etc. (iii) Handling distances (material movement). (iv) Tooling and equipment used. (v) Quality standards to be achieved. (vi) Operators and operations in achieving the production targets. (vii) Materials to be used. (viii) Power required and available. (ix) Work cycle time. (x) Working processes. All these factors are related to method study and possible improvements may be:
(a) Short term:
The improvements which can be introduced quickly and economically. These may be concerned with management and work force.
(b) Long term:
The improvements which are not acceptable to management at present and which require good investment. Improvement approach to method design is essential since a method describes how resource are to be used in order to convert them into desired output (final products) in order to accomplish the purpose through a network of facilities.
Operation and route sheets of production process contains in
instructions that how a particular product/component can be manufactured. This usually contains the details about time required to perform the required operation. Thank you