PRODUCTION CHARTS

AND SYSTEMS

By: Gomez &

Manalo
Objectives:

 Understanding Kinds of Production Charts

 Identify the Production Systems
 Understanding Two Types of Production System
 Things that needed to consider in manpower assignment
 Identify the number of manpower needed
 Identify the number of machine needed
 Production Charts
 Charts that used in production to check/analyze the
scenario.

Kinds of Production Charts

• Man-Machine Chart
• The Project Layout Chart
• The Load or Bar Chart
• The Progress Chart
• Curve Charts
• Gantt Chart
Man-Machine Chart
The Project Layout Chart
The Load or Bar Chart
The Progress Chart
Curve Charts
Gantt Chart
GANTT CHART
e.g.
Production Systems

 any of the methods used in industry to create goods

and services from various resources.
Manpower Assignment (Manpower planning)

 very vital process

 defined as a strategy for the procurement, development, allocation and
utilization of enterprise’s human resources
 done to ensure the health of the business, credibility of the business and
growth of the business
 done to ensure the health of the business, credibility of the business and
growth of the business
How many people Needed?
 In this operation (casting the handle), the 05 indicates the operation
number. Usually, 05 is the first operation of each part.The 500 is the pieces
per hour standard. This operator should produce 500 pieces per hour. The
2.0 is the hours required to produce 1,000 pieces. At 500 pieces per
hour, it would take 2 hours to make 1,000 pieces. How many people would
be required to cast 2,000 handles per shift?
Machine Selection

 One of the first questions raised when setting up a new

operationor starting production on a new product is,
“How many machines do we need?”
 Units= 2000 wagons
Production Time=8 hours
Down time= 50 mins
Previous performance = 75%
Standard time = .400 mins per wagon body

 Always round up to the next whole number. In the

preceding example, you would buy three machines. (Never
round down on your own. You will be building a bottleneck
in your plant.) This information is critical to the facility design.