PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL

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A review on Production Planning and Control - Definitions of production, production planning, production control, production management, steps involved in production planning, steps involved in production control


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PRODUCTION PLANNING
AND CONTROL
BY
M. PRIYANKA
M. PHARMACY
SCHOOL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
JNTUK

CONTENTS
Introduction
Production planning
Process planning
Routing
Scheduling
loading
Production control
Dispatching
Follow up
Cost control
Quality control [email protected]
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INTRODUCTION
Production
planning
Production
control
Production
management
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DEFINITIONS
PRODUCTION:-
Transformationofrawmaterialstofinishedgoods
PRODUCTIONMANAGEMENT :-
Applicationofmanagement principlestotheprocessofproductioninanindustry
toproducedesiredgoodsineconomicalmannerbyco-ordinatingtheeffortsof
men,material&machine.
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PRODUCTIONPLANNING:-
Itisatechniquewhichhelpsinplanning&schedulingtheworkinthe
manufacturingplanttoobtainthedesiredqualityofproductswithoptimum
efficiency&atminimumcost.
PRODUCTIONCONTROL:-
Itensuresthattheworkisbeingdoneaccordingtotheplan
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PRODUCTION PLANNING
This phase includes a sequence of ideas to perform a task in an orderly manner by the
utilization of available manufacturing facilities.
Planning
involves
5 M’s
Money
Methods
Men
Machine
Material
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STEPS IN PRODUCTION PLANNING
PROCESS PLANNING
ROUTING
SCHEDULING
LOADING
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A.PROCESS PLANNING
Processplanningcanbedefinedasthepreparationofdetailedplansforthe
processrequiredtomanufactureaproductaseachmanufacturingprocess
consistsofnumerousoperations.
PROCESSPLANNINGREQUIRES
Quantityofworktobedone
Productspecifications
Sequenceofoperationstobeperformed
Timerequiredforeachoperation
Availabilityofmanufacturingfacilities
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STEPS INVOLVED IN PROCESS PLANNING
Process
selection
Selection
of raw
material
Selection
of
machinery
parts
Process
layout
Time
setup &
standard
operation
time
Documen
tation
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a)PROCESSSELECTION:-
Theoperationsselectedforaparticularprocessshouldbemosteconomical
Shouldsatisfytheproductspecifications
Selectionmainlydependsuponquality,quantity,timeperiod&machines
available
b)SELECTIONOFRAWMATERIALS:-
Shouldmeetqualitystandards
Shouldshowchemicalcompatibility
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c)SELECTIONOFMACHINERYPARTS:-
Properselectionofmachineryattachmentslikeinspectiongauges,jigs,etc.,is
necessaryforthesmoothfunctioningofmachines.Thishelpsinreducingthecosts
&durationofproduction&resultsinhighoutput.
d)PROCESSLAYOUT:-
Itdescribeseverystepofoperationaswellasthesequenceinwhicheach
operationistobecarriedout.
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e)TIMESETUP&STANDARDOPERATIONTIME:-
Theyshouldbeestablishedtocompletetheproductionwithinthetime.
f)DOCUMENTATION :-
Processplanningshouldbeclearlysummarizedindocumentssuchas
operation&routesheets.
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B.ROUTING
Routingistheprocessofdeterminingthesequenceofoperationstobecarriedout.
Determinesthepathforflowofworkrightfromtheselectionofrawmaterialsuntil
thecompletionofproductionoffinishedgoods.
Routingissummarizedinroutesheets.Preparedsheetsarethendispatchedtothe
productiondepartment.
Routesheetssummarizesprocesseslike
Descriptionofoperations
Sequenceofoperations
Typeofmachinery
Setuptime
Operationtime
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C.SCHEDULING:-
Schedulingconcernswithtimeelement.Itreferstothetimeframeofallproduction
activitiesthereforeschedulingisalsoknownastimephaseofloading.
OBJECTIVE:-
Toreducethetimeofproduction
Toensurethattheproductscanbedeliveredbeforetheduedate
TECHNIQUES:-
Masterschedule
Perpetualschedule
Orderschedule
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a)MASTER SCHEDULE
It contains information about all orders
On receiving the orders they marked on the master schedule depending upon their
delivery date.
It shows running production work & work ahead
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Master schedule chart
MASTER SCHEDULE FOR TABLET PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT
Maximum production:---hours
Minimum production:----hours
Week1 Week 2 Week3 Week 4
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b)PERPETUAL SCHEDULE
It provides only a gross picture of the schedule.
It involves
i.Preparation of load analysis sheet
ii.Preparation of Gantt load chart
PREPARATION OF LOAD ANALYSIS SHEET
LOAD ANALYSIS SHEET
Ordernumber
Load in hours or days
Section P Section Q Section R
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C
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PREPARATION OF GANTT LOAD CHART: -
GANTT LOAD CHART
WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4
Section P
Section Q
Section R
Byknowingtheweeklycapacityofeachsection,theloadagainsteachsectionfora
certainnumberofweekscanbecalculatedandplottedonaGanttLoadChart.
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c)ORDER SCHEDULE
Order schedule can be prepared by plotting dates vertically & facility horizontally
on the chart.
Information required to prepare order schedule
Name of machines & their set up times
Total production time
Date on which the order is to be completed
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ORDER SCHEDULE CHART
ORDER SCHEDULE CHART
AUGUST
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Facility P
FacilityQ
Facility R
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D.LOADING
Loadingistherelationshipbetweenloadandcapacityatwork
place.Itgivestheinformationaboutnumberofmachines,available,
theirspeed,capacity,capability.Ithelpstodetermineworkload
andactualcapacityofproduction.
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PRODUCTION CONTROL
Production control is the comparison between planning output
and output achieved.
STEPS INVOLVED IN PLANNING CONTROL: -
Dispatching Follow up
Cost
control
Quality
control
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A.DISPATCHING
Itistheprocessofissuingorders&instructionstoaparticularoperating
sectionofindustrytostarttheprocessingofagivenjobonanassigned
machineinaccordancewiththepreviouslyplannedsequence&timeas
detailedinroutesheets&schedulecharts.
Movementofmaterialstodifferentworkstations,movementofworkfrom
oneoperationtoanother&supervisionofworkcomesunderthiscategory.
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B.FOLLOW UP
It includes delays or deviations from the production plans
It helps to reveal the defects in
Routing
Scheduling
Loading
Dispatching
Misunderstanding of orders
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C.COST CONTROL
Thetotalcostfortheproductionofgoodsisdetermined&iscomparedwith
standardcosttocalculatethedeviationsaswellastofollowcorrective
action.
Itcanbecontrolledby
Reducingwastage
Valueanalysis
Inventorycontrol
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D.QUALITY CONTROL
Ithelpstoavoid&detectsthedefectsinproductionprocess&isolationof
defectivefinishedgoods
Finishedproductsareinspectedtoensuretheiracceptablequality
Qualitycontroltechniques
Statisticalqualitycontrol
Probabilityconcept
Poissondistribution
Samplinginspection
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REFERENCES
www.wikipedia.com
www.managementstudyguide.com
www.tandfonline.com
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“Always have a plan, and believe in it”
Priyanka Modugu
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