weyerengineer
Industrial
I need some advice in conducting time studies in a manufacturing environment. I am a recent graduate with an entry level position. can anyone suggest some methods or books I can look up for support and referral. Thanks
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MikeHalloran
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Dig farther into this:
... and you should find references to textbooks.
At least one of the local colleges in Detroit used to offer an associates degree in time study, but I couldn't separate that from partial hits on "full time study".
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
... and you should find references to textbooks.
At least one of the local colleges in Detroit used to offer an associates degree in time study, but I couldn't separate that from partial hits on "full time study".
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
Maynard Industrial Engineering Handbook provides lot of Work Measurement Techniques, you will find in this book chapter about the followings:
- Implementing and Maintaining a Work Measurement
- Stop watch Time Study (LOL)
- Work Sampling and Group Time Technique
- Predetermined Motions Time Systems
- MOST: Work Measurement Systems
- Standard Data Concepts and Development.
and other techniques, Have fun
- Implementing and Maintaining a Work Measurement
- Stop watch Time Study (LOL)
- Work Sampling and Group Time Technique
- Predetermined Motions Time Systems
- MOST: Work Measurement Systems
- Standard Data Concepts and Development.
and other techniques, Have fun
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