A process chart is a visual tool that outlines the steps in a production process, aiding in understanding and identifying areas for improvement. There are two main types of process charts: high-level and detailed, each serving distinct purposes in process mapping. Benefits of using process flowcharts include enhanced clarity, efficiency, error reduction, improved communication, and valuable documentation for compliance.

1. PROCESS CHART
Presentation by Ashutosh Rath

2. What is PROCESS CHART
 A process chart, also known as an operation process chart (OPC) or
outline process chart, is a visual representation of the steps involved
in a production process. It's a tool that helps to understand the
process, identify areas for improvement, and track progress
 SO WHAT IS PROCESS ?
 A production process is a series of steps that transform raw materials into
a finished product or service. It involves using economic resources like
labor, land, and capital to create value-adding products for consumers

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4. SYMBOLS USED IN PROCESS CHART
Symbols are used in process charts to provide a clear, standardized visual
representation of the different steps or activities in a process

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6. TYPES OF PROCESS CHART
 There are mainly two types of process flow charts that
are commonly used in manufacturing for quality
improvement activities/projects.
1. High level Process Flow Chart
2. Detailed Process Flow Chart

7. HIGH LEVEL PROCESS CHART
 A high-level process map, also known as a top-down
map or value chain map, provides a high-level overview
of a process. Steps are limited to the essentials of the
process and the map includes minimal detail. High-level
process maps can be used to define business processes
and identify the key steps involved.

8. DETAILED PROCESS FLOW CHART
 A detailed process flowchart is a step-by-step visual map
that shows how a process works from start to finish. It
includes every action, decision, and step involved in
completing a task, making it easier to understand and
follow.

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10. Benefits of Using a Process Flowchart:
•Clarity: Complex processes become easier to understand at a glance.
•Efficiency: Identifies redundancies or unnecessary steps that can be
eliminated.
•Error Reduction: Helps prevent mistakes by outlining the correct steps.
•Improved Communication: Makes it easier to explain processes to different
stakeholders.
•Documentation: Provides a visual reference for procedures, which is useful
for compliance and audits.

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