Worker/line efficiency

SAM (Standard allowed minutes) of the garment = 10

Minutes produced by each labor =(40 pieces X 10) = 400 minutes

Minutes Available = 10 Hrs x 60 Minutest = 600

Worker/line efficiency = (Minutes Produced / Minutes Available) = (400/600*100)% =

66.66

Productivity per worker

Total production in day per line =1600 pieces

Total manpower (operator +helpers+ others) = 40

Working time = 600 minutes (10 hours)

Productivity for 10 hours is =Total pieces produced/ manpower = (1600/40) Pieces

=40 pieces.

AQL. stands for Acceptance Quality Limit, and is defined as the quality level
that is the worst tolerable (ISO 2859-1 standard).

Acceptable Quality Limit (AQL) is the standard used by many Quality Control
Inspection firms and inspectors to determine a proper sampling size and the number
of allowable defects. AQL is a statistical measurement of the maximum number of
defective goods considered acceptable in a particular sample size.

History of AQL

Prior to the mid-1900s, acceptance sampling was not widely followed. Acceptance
sampling was popularized by Dodge and Roming (pioneers of modern Quality Control)
and was originally applied by the U.S. military for testing bullets during World
War II. The dilemma was, if every bullet was tested in advance, no bullets would be
able to ship on time. If, on the other hand, no bullets were tested, malfunctions
might occur on the battlefield, with potentially catastrophic results.