The document discusses several time measurement systems including Methods-Time Measurement (MTM). MTM-2 is the second general level of MTM data that uses basic motions and their combinations to analyze work cycles over 1 minute. The document also describes MTM-3, MTM-V, MTM-C and other specialized MTM systems. It compares different MTM systems based on accuracy, number of elements used, and time to analyze a job. The Maynard Operation Sequence Technique (MOST) is also summarized as a simplified time measurement system that identifies basic sequence models.

1. Methods-Time Measurement (MTM) MTM-2 is a system of synthesized MTM data and is the second general level of MTM data Consist of Single basic MTM motions Combinations of basic MTM motions Applications Work cycle >1’ The cycle is not highly repetitive manual  not complex or simultaneous hand motions Classifications: 11 classes of actions Special situations: Principle of simultaneous motions Principle of limiting motions Principle of combined motions

2. MTM-2 System

3. MTM-2 simultaneous hand motion allowances MTM-2 classes of actions MTM-2 System

5. Methods-Time Measurement (MTM) MTM-3 Save time at the expense of some accuracy: ±5%,95% Not use for operations: eye focus, eye travel time 4 categories of manual motions: handle, transport, step and foot motions, bend and arise MTM-V Use in metal cutting operations To establish setup time for all typical machine tools MTM-C Use in baking and insurance industries,2-level system To establish time standards for clerical-related works

6. Methods-Time Measurement (MTM) MTM-M: Use for evaluating operator work using a stereoscopic microscope Other specialized MTM systems MTM-TE: electronic test, 3-level MTM-MEK: electronic test, 3-level, small-lot MTM-UAS: describe process, determine allowed times for batch production, 3-level system MTM systems comparison Criteria: accuracy, number of therbligs utilized, time to analyze a job (at 90% confidence level) MTM-2 is the best

7. Maynard Operation Sequence Technique (MOST) A simplified system: fast establish time standards MOST identifies 3 basic sequence models: General move: free object movement through the air Controlled move: object remains contact with surface or attached to another objects during the movement Tool use: use of common hand tools Two adaptations: Mini and Maxi MOST Mini MOST: identical, short-cycle operations Maxi MOST: long-cycle operations Both manual and computerized versions