3.1 Production Processes Flashcards

(12 cards)

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Job production

A

Items are made individually

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Flow production

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An assembly line produces standardised products

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3
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Job production operations

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  • Needs specialists
  • High quality/ focused on customer requirements
  • Long process to produce
  • Good for smaller markets
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4
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Flow production operations

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  • Low skilled workers
  • Standardised production
  • Quick process to produce
  • Good for large customer base
  • High productivity
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5
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Flow production uses an…

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Assembly line

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6
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Benefits of JIT

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  • Business doesn’t have to pay for storage space
  • Storage also adds other costs, e.g.
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7
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Drawbacks of JIT

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  • More frequent deliveries, higher transport & logistics costs
  • If an increase in demand, business won’t meet demand
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8
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Benefits of JIC

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  • Always have stock (Buffer stock)
  • Buying in bulk (purchasing EoS)
  • Fewer deliveries
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Drawbacks of JIC

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  • High storage costs
  • Need extra space to hold stock
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10
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Lean production

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An approach to production that aims to minimise waste

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11
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Types of Lean production

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Just-in-time & Kaizen

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12
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Why is JIC better than JIT

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Sudden increases in demand are not a problem

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