Operations Management in Automotive IndustriesWork Analysis and Labour Productivity Evaluation Criteria
Operations Management in Automotive Industries: Work Analysis and Labour Productivity Evaluation...
Gobetto, Marco
2013-10-24 00:00:00
[By direct labour, we mean the personnel directly involved in the product transformation. In mass production, the activity levels are measured in standard working hours necessary to complete the production plan. In fact, considering the same cost factors, the added value applied to the product can be considered proportional to the productive hours performed.]
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Operations Management in Automotive IndustriesWork Analysis and Labour Productivity Evaluation Criteria
[By direct labour, we mean the personnel directly involved in the product transformation. In mass production, the activity levels are measured in standard working hours necessary to complete the production plan. In fact, considering the same cost factors, the added value applied to the product can be considered proportional to the productive hours performed.]
Published: Oct 24, 2013
Keywords: Assembly Line; Production Plan; Shop Floor; Technical Saturation; Labour Efficiency
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