This document discusses different types of production processes. It defines production as using resources like labor, equipment, and land to provide goods and services. The main types of production processes discussed are intermittent and continuous production. Intermittent production uses irregular schedules to produce different products on one line, including project, jobbing, and batch production. Continuous production keeps materials continuously moving, including process and mass production. Specific examples and advantages/disadvantages of each process type are provided. Production planning is summarized as critical for minimizing waste and optimizing resources to satisfy customers.

1. DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PRODUCTION PROCESS
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2. Group Members:
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1. Ealahi Rahamat Nabi IP2105075
2. Manik IP2105076
3. Tamama Islam IP2105077
4. Afi Ahmad Emon IP2105078
5.Habibur Rahman IP2105079
6.Takdir IP2105080

3. What is Production?
A production process is a method of
using economic input or resources, like
labor, capital equipment, or land, to
provide goods and services to
consumers. The production process
typically covers how to efficiently and
productively manufacture products for
sale to reach customers quickly without
sacrificing the quality of the product

4. Types of
production
Intermittent Contineous
Jobbing
Batch
Project Process
Mass

5. INTERMITTENT PRODUCTION
Intermittent production is an umbrella
term for manufacturing processes that use
irregular production schedules to create
several different products using one
production line. Include: Project
production flows, Jobbing production
flows, and Batch production flows.
CONTINEOUS PRODUCTION
Continuous production is a type of
production system in which materials
being processed are continuously in
motion. Continuous production, like
mass production, is a flow production
method. The types of continuous
production systems include; Process
production and Mass production.
Comparing “Intermittent” to “Contineous”

6. INTERMITTENT PRODUCTION:
Intermittent production is an umbrella term
for manufacturing processes that use
irregular production schedules to create
several different products using one
production line. The types of intermittent
production systems include: Project
production flows, Jobbing production
flows and Batch production flows.

7. PROJECT PRODUCTION
FLOWS:
: ADVANTAGES-
∎ Efficient Goal Setting.
∎ Improved Communication.
∎ Greater Customer Satisfaction.
Disadvantages-
∎ High Cost.
∎ Increased Complexity.
∎ Lack of Creativity.
Project or job-based production is
one-of-a-kind production in which
only one type of item is
manufactured at a time. This type
of production is often used for very
large projects.

8. Job production-
Job production is a manufacturing process that involves workers making a single
unique customized product for a single customer. Depending upon the
customer’s needs, the job production method is used to create a product from
start to finish.
Batch production is a method of manufacturing where
identical or similar items are produced together for
different sized Production runs. Baked goods, Clothing,
computer chips, computer software electrical goods, etc
Batch production-

9. PROCESS PRODUCTION FLOWS:
Advantages-
∎ Unit costs are lower since larger numbers are made
∎ Customers are offered some variety and choice
∎ Materials can be bought in bulk, so they are less expensive.
Process manufacturing is a production method that creates goods by combining
supplies, ingredients, or raw materials using a formula or recipe. It is frequently used
in industries that produce bulk quantities of goods, such as food, beverages, refined
oil, gasoline, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and plastics.

10. MASS PRODUCTION
FLOWS:
Advantages of Mass production process-
∎ Economically Efficient
∎ Fast Production Rate
∎ Production Accuracy
Disadvantages Of Mass Production
Process-
∎ Inflexible to Consumer Demand
∎ Disengaged Workforce
∎ Difficult to restructure Production
Mass production produces
standardized goods in
considerably large quantities.
Mass production aims to ensure
that the whole process of
manufacturing remains at the
lowest cost possible while turning
out the highest volumes possible.
canned goods, over-the-counter
drugs, and household appliances.

11. • Production planning is critical for all businesses, whether you produce physical or
digital products. By understanding the process and scheduling your production
correctly, you can minimize waste, optimize resources, and ensure that your
customers are happy with their products.
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