1. GROUP-2
ANUBHI RAIKWAR
ANKUR GUPTA
ANUSHTHA SHRIVASTAVA
ANUPA CHATURVEDI
FACILITY LAYOUT

2. To understand how the area of manufacturing plant is arranged in an
effective manner
OBJECTIVE OF
PRESENTATION

3. Facility layout
Essentials of facility layout
Types of facility layout
Layout problems
CONTENT

4. FACILITY LAYOUT
Arrangement of
different aspects of
manufacturing in an
appropriate manner to
achieve desired
production results

5. ELEMENTS OF FACILITY
LAYOUT
EASE OF FUTURE
EXPANSION OR CHANGE
FLOW OF MOVEMENT
SPACE UTILIZATION
EASE OF COMMUNICATION
SAFETY

6. JOB SHOP LAYOUT
ASSEMBLY LINE LAYOUT
GROUP TECHNOLOGY LAYOUT
FIXED LOCATION LAYOUT
FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
TYPES OF LAYOUTS

7.  Machines are grouped
according to functions into
machines centers
 Workers will be highly
skilled
 Production scheduling is
difficult with this type of
arrangement
JOB SHOP LAYOUT

8. ASSEMBLY LINE LAYOUT
• Fixed Path depends on product
• Continues Process
• High level production fixed automated designed machine
Less manual effort
• High cost maintenance
Sensitive failure in one product
shut down of entire line

11.  Machines and workers can be
more specialized
 Group technology approach is
more sensitive
 Group technology arrangement
requires less setup time and
cost
GROUP TECHNOLOGY LAYOUT

12. FIXED LOCATION
LAYOUT
Fixed product
Movement of Equipment & labor
One work center
Not relevant for small entrepreneur
EXAMPLE

13.  Wide variety of products are
manufactures through computer
controlled processing
 Level of automation- high
 Low setup time
 Great flexibility of function
 Low manual labor
FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING
SYSTEMS

14. THANK YOU