Engineering Management: Process Management
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The document discusses different types of manufacturing processes including job shop processes, batch processes, continuous flow processes, and hybrid batch/continuous flow processes. It also discusses different types of service processes such as service factories, service shops, mass services, and professional services. Professional services are specialized services provided to other firms or individuals and include engineering, management consulting, design, advertising, accounting, legal, data processing, and health services.
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- 3. TYPES OF MANUFACTURING PROCESS
- 4. JOB SHOP PROCESS Preparation and Grouping of Materials Lathe Work Milling Grinding Inspection and Shipping
- 6. WORKER PACED ASSEMBLY LINE Finished Item Station 3 Materials/ and or labor Station 2 Materials/ and or labor Station 1 Materials/ and or labor Raw Materials
- 11. SERVICE PROCESSES Refer to the provision of services to persons by hand or with machinery.
- 12. SERVICE FACTORY • A service factory offers a limited mix of services which results to some economies of scale in operations. This also affords the company to complete in terms of price and speed of producing the service.
- 13. SERVICE SHOP •Provides a diverse mix of services. The layout used are those for job shops or fixed position and adaptable to various requirements.
- 14. SERVICE SHOP
- 15. MASS SERVICE • A mass service company provides service to a large number of people simultaneously. A unique processing method is, therefore, necessary to satisfy this requirement. To be able to serve many people, mass service companies offer limited mix of services.
- 16. MASS SERVICES
- 17. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES •Provided by specialized service to other firms or individuals.
- 18. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES • Examples of this are: 1. Engineering or management consulting services which help in improving the plant layout or the efficiency of a company. 2. Design services which supply designs for physical plant, products, and promotion materials. 3. Advertising agencies which help promote a firm products. 4. Accounting services 5. Legal services 6. Data processing services 7. Health services