GROUP MEMBERS
FAHEEM ULLAH 12-PWMEC-3333
HASAN ALI 12-PWMEC-3393
IRFAN ULLAH 12-PWMEC-33
M.ARSALAN 12-PWMEC-3401
PRODUCTION PLANNING
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 Production Plan
Definition
Horizon levels
Objectives
Requirements
Functions
Forecast Planning
Product Design
Routing (Process Planning)
Material Requirements Planning
Scheduling
Loading
 Production Control
Definition
Forms
Functions
Dispatching
Inspection
Evaluation
Control Systems
 Specific Production Plan
Production Planning And Control
Production Plan
• Production planning involves management decisions on the resources that the firm will require for its
manufacturing operations and the selection of these resources to produce the desired goods at the appropriate
time and at the least possible cost
• Production planning is dynamic in nature and always remains in fluid state as plans may need to be change.
Short Term
(operational)
Medium Term
(Aggregate
Planning)
Long Term
(Capacity Planning)
Manufacturing
system
Objectives
Constraints
-Budget, Space
Resources
Men
Equipment
Demand
Forecast
Planning Process
Horizon Levels
Objectives
Minimize
Maximiz
e
inventoryCost
Efficienc
y of
Plant
Profits
Custom
er
Service
Requirements
Should Be based On
Accurate Data
simple and straight forward
Flexibility
Reporting system
Functions
 Estimating and Forecast Planning
Process of predicting a future event based on historical data
Forecast
Horizon
Levels/ timeTechniques
Qualitative
Methods
Quantitative
Methods
Market
Survey
Executive
Judgmen
t
Short
<3 M
Job/Workers
Assignment
Medium
Range
3-24 M
Sales/PP
Long Range
>24 M
New PP
M=Month
Quantitativ
e methods
Qualitative
Methods
Quality
Forecast
Demand
Pattern
forecast
Forecasting During Life Cycle
Market Survey Moving Averages
Executive Judgment Exponential
Introduction Growth Maturity Decline
Time
Qualitative Models Quantitative Models
ProductDevelopmentProcess(IncludesProductDesign)
•
ScopeofProductDevelopmentTeam
ScopeofDesignTeam
ProcessPlanning
• Process planning determines how a product is to be manufactured.
• Process planning is an interface between design and manufacturing.
Product Design
Manufacturing
Process
ProcessPlanning
• Production Types • Product Life Cycle
TimeDemand
Introduction Growth Maturity Decline
Variety
Volume
Project
Job
Batch
Mass
Continuo
us
HighLow
HighLow
Material Requirements Planning
Materials requirements planning (MRP) is a computerized inventory planning and control system for determining when (no
earlier and no later) and how many of each of the parts, components, and materials should be ordered or produced.
The basic idea is to get the right materials to the right place at the right time.
 Inputs
Material Requirements Planning
Master Production
Schedule
Materials Requirement
Planning
Bill Of Materials
Reports
Inventory Status
Purchasing Data
Loading & Scheduling :
Loading is the assignment of Work to the workers and equipment.
Scheduling involves fixing the priorities for different jobs and deciding the starting and finishing time (or
date) of each job. Also called as time based loading.
Loading & Scheduling
Charts
Master
Production
Schedule
Operation
Schedule
Gantt Chart
Production Control
 Production control guides and directs flow of production to ensure that all which occurs is in accordance with
the rules established and instructions issued.
Production Control
Forms of PC Functions of
PC
Quality
control
Dispatching
Evaluation
Inspection
Cost
control
Stock
control
ControlSystems
• Open Loop control System • Closed Loop control System
Transformatio
n
Output
Simple but no Feed back Channel
Transformatio
n Output
Resources &
Objective
Products
&
Service
Comparison
Measures
Corrective
action
Have Feed Back & Control
Specific Production Plan
Kakar Steel Mills Production Plan
Product
Forecas
t
 Specific Production Plan (Continued)
Process Planning (Routing)
Flat & Shape
Rolling Process
 Specific Production Plan (Continued)
Materials Requirement
Planning
 Specific Production Plan (Continued)
Scheduling And Loading
Shortest possible Time
Scheduling
 Specific Production Plan (Continued)
controlling
Inspection Quality Control
Lab
XRF OESNDT
Tensile,
Compression And
Bending Tests
Metallography
BHN Test

Production planning and control

  • 1.
    GROUP MEMBERS FAHEEM ULLAH12-PWMEC-3333 HASAN ALI 12-PWMEC-3393 IRFAN ULLAH 12-PWMEC-33 M.ARSALAN 12-PWMEC-3401 PRODUCTION PLANNING
  • 2.
      Production Plan Definition Horizonlevels Objectives Requirements Functions Forecast Planning Product Design Routing (Process Planning) Material Requirements Planning Scheduling Loading  Production Control Definition Forms Functions Dispatching Inspection Evaluation Control Systems  Specific Production Plan Production Planning And Control
  • 3.
    Production Plan • Productionplanning involves management decisions on the resources that the firm will require for its manufacturing operations and the selection of these resources to produce the desired goods at the appropriate time and at the least possible cost • Production planning is dynamic in nature and always remains in fluid state as plans may need to be change. Short Term (operational) Medium Term (Aggregate Planning) Long Term (Capacity Planning) Manufacturing system Objectives Constraints -Budget, Space Resources Men Equipment Demand Forecast Planning Process Horizon Levels
  • 4.
    Objectives Minimize Maximiz e inventoryCost Efficienc y of Plant Profits Custom er Service Requirements Should Bebased On Accurate Data simple and straight forward Flexibility Reporting system
  • 5.
    Functions  Estimating andForecast Planning Process of predicting a future event based on historical data Forecast Horizon Levels/ timeTechniques Qualitative Methods Quantitative Methods Market Survey Executive Judgmen t Short <3 M Job/Workers Assignment Medium Range 3-24 M Sales/PP Long Range >24 M New PP M=Month Quantitativ e methods Qualitative Methods Quality Forecast Demand Pattern forecast
  • 6.
    Forecasting During LifeCycle Market Survey Moving Averages Executive Judgment Exponential Introduction Growth Maturity Decline Time Qualitative Models Quantitative Models
  • 7.
  • 8.
    ProcessPlanning • Process planningdetermines how a product is to be manufactured. • Process planning is an interface between design and manufacturing. Product Design Manufacturing Process ProcessPlanning
  • 9.
    • Production Types• Product Life Cycle TimeDemand Introduction Growth Maturity Decline Variety Volume Project Job Batch Mass Continuo us HighLow HighLow
  • 10.
    Material Requirements Planning Materialsrequirements planning (MRP) is a computerized inventory planning and control system for determining when (no earlier and no later) and how many of each of the parts, components, and materials should be ordered or produced. The basic idea is to get the right materials to the right place at the right time.  Inputs
  • 11.
    Material Requirements Planning MasterProduction Schedule Materials Requirement Planning Bill Of Materials Reports Inventory Status Purchasing Data
  • 12.
    Loading & Scheduling: Loading is the assignment of Work to the workers and equipment. Scheduling involves fixing the priorities for different jobs and deciding the starting and finishing time (or date) of each job. Also called as time based loading. Loading & Scheduling Charts Master Production Schedule Operation Schedule Gantt Chart
  • 13.
    Production Control  Productioncontrol guides and directs flow of production to ensure that all which occurs is in accordance with the rules established and instructions issued. Production Control Forms of PC Functions of PC Quality control Dispatching Evaluation Inspection Cost control Stock control
  • 14.
    ControlSystems • Open Loopcontrol System • Closed Loop control System Transformatio n Output Simple but no Feed back Channel Transformatio n Output Resources & Objective Products & Service Comparison Measures Corrective action Have Feed Back & Control
  • 15.
    Specific Production Plan KakarSteel Mills Production Plan Product Forecas t
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     Specific ProductionPlan (Continued) Process Planning (Routing) Flat & Shape Rolling Process
  • 17.
     Specific ProductionPlan (Continued) Materials Requirement Planning
  • 18.
     Specific ProductionPlan (Continued) Scheduling And Loading Shortest possible Time Scheduling
  • 19.
     Specific ProductionPlan (Continued) controlling Inspection Quality Control Lab XRF OESNDT Tensile, Compression And Bending Tests Metallography BHN Test