Topic 1 and 2-Manufacturing Business Flashcards

1
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What needs to be managed?

A

Resources

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2
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What can be classed as resources?

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People(staff), Materials and Plant(work station)

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3
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What are the transforming reasources?

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  • Plant(work station)
  • Staff
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4
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What are the transformed resources?

A
  • Raw materials
  • Components
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5
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What are the input resources of the transformation process?

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Transformed and Transforming resources

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6
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What are the output products of the transforming process?

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Customers

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7
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What are the waste factors of the transforming process?

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  • Disposal
  • Reprocessing
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8
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How should resources be managed?

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  • Time
  • Quality
  • Cost
    Customers want all three simultaneously
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9
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Capital vs return on investment

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Description:
Assessment of length of time an investment takes to pay back
Trade-off:
Cost vs time add quality

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10
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Utilisation of plant

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Description:
Measurement of proportion of available plant time that is spent generating value - linked to capacity
Trade-off:
Time vs cost and quality

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11
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Capacity vs responsiveness to demand

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Description:
Capacity is the theoretical
maximum volume of production - spare capacity allows faster response to orders
Trade-off:
Time vs cost

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12
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Inventory vs responsiveness to demand

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Description:
Inventory is the amount of manufacturing material kept on site - more inventory allows faster response to orders
Trade-off:
Time vs cost

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13
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Efficient use of resources allows…..?

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Simultaneous improvement of cost, time and quality

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14
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Effective use of resources allows…..?

A

Survival and growth of the business

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15
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What is Management of people?/ Management Definition

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The accomplishment of goals through others

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16
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Manufacturing Definition

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The making of a product from raw materials or components, especially as a large scale operation using machinery

17
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Manufacturing Management Definition

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The application of Management Principles in Manufacturing Engineering

18
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What are operations?

A

Provision of services and/ or products
e.g. hotels, hospitals and factories

19
Q

What is Manufacturing?

A

Provision of products
e.g factories

20
Q

What is Manufacturing management a subset of?

A

Operations management

21
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Model of a manufacturing Business

A

Supplier - Transforming process - Customer

22
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What is production planning?

A
  • Plan all production to meet customers’ delivery requirements or maintain required stock level.
  • Generate work schedule by identifying production batch sizes, sequencing operations, allocating resources, and generating a transportation schedule.
23
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What is production Control?

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  • Create work-to-list in line with production plans which includes documentation covering machines, tools, manning, etc
  • Monitor the progress, take corrective actions in case of production disturbance in the form of reschedulling, recording, rerouting
24
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What is Production/ Assembly?

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  • Carry out a range of production and assembly processes based on production plans and work-to-lists.
  • Manage the flow of tools, fixtures, transporters, operators and etc. throughout the production system.
  • Monitor and track the work-in-progress inventory.
25
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What is Research an Development?

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  • Create new prototypes or modify existing products based on market research and customer needs/feedbacks.
  • Obtain and maintain information related to relevant techniques, material, and processes
26
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What is Marketing?

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  • Market research on customer requirements, competitive products, changes in trends, regulations/legislation
  • Produce attractive and accurate sales literature, working closely and producing reports to support senior management strategic decisions making process
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