Workplace design, standardization and optimization

Objectives: The design, normalization and optimization of the workplace aims to study the optimization of the operator's activity in a machine or more, as well as the efficiency and load of a line.

Target audience: Process engineers, industrial engineers, production managers (foreman - production manager), people responsible for organizing the production site, logistics specialists.

Duration: 5 days

Training agenda:
Day 1:
• Opening the course. Presentation lecturer and participants;
• Introduction to Ergonomics. Purpose and evaluation criteria;
• Design and organization of a work environment (principles of work design). Applications and examples
• Anthropometry. Principles of the economy of motion for the design of industrial devices and equipment
• Organization of work at the computer. Applications and examples

Day 2:
• Rest time. Environmental factors;
• Yield. Time measurement; Applications and examples
• Types of influencing and non-influential sequences (structure and design);
• Synthesis of time (process and time types). Applications and examples

Day 3:
• Time recording principles. Introduction. Basic concepts;
• Time recording technique. The measuring point and the measurement procedure. Applications and examples
• Time measurement procedures; Time meters; Sequences for deployment;
• Applications; examples and practical evidence;

Day 4:
• Efficiency of the manufacturing line; Calculation of production line balancing;
• Determining the number of direct operators. Examples; applications;
• Gant Charts - Man / Car Load;
• Examples; applications
• Discussions. Examination. Ending the course

Day 5:
• Practical applications in the work area

Trainer:
Trainer with more than 12 years experience in industry and consultancy with expertise in the use of course and training tools.

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