Introduction to

Industrial Engineering

By-
Manoj Tiwari
Asst. Professor
DFT/NIFT, G’Nagar
Course Brief…

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Course objectives…
9 To orient the students towards the concepts of
Industrial engineering and its importance in garment
industry.
9 To orient the students towards analyzing of
operation and optimizing it and by this method
improving overall efficiency.
9 To prepare the students for to generation of the
standard data for production and other related
activities.
9 To sensitize the students towards the working
condition in the industry and ergonomic concepts.

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Course Content…
9 Introduction to Industrial Engineering, its
development and applications in RMG industry
9 Garment terminologies- Understanding and
appreciation
9 Work Study
9 Ergonomics
9 Principles of Motion Economy
9 Working Conditions and Work Environment in RMG
industry
9 Method Study and Work Measurement
9 Various Work Measurement Techniques

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Evaluation Matrix…

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Recommended Study
Material…
z Introduction to work study ILO
z Articles published on Apparel Technology in
Stitch World, Bobbins etc.
z Apparel Manufacturing Sewn Products
Analysis, Ruth E. Glock & Grace I. Kunz
z Introduction to Clothing Manufacture, A J
Chuter
z And…all the stuff from wherever you can
read and share…

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What is IE?
z Started with Mechanical Engg. In late 1800’s
z Objective was to facilitate the core production
with effective utilization of resources

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IE has wider sense now, and has
applications in-
z The term "industrial" in industrial engineering can be
misleading.
z While the term originally applied to manufacturing, it
has grown to encompass virtually all other industries
and services as well. The various topics of concern
to industrial engineers include management science, financial
engineering, engineering management, supply chain management, process
engineering, operations research, systems engineering, ergonomics, value
engineering and quality engineering.

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What an IE does…?
z Determination of the most effective ways to use the
basic factors of production -people, machines,
materials, information, and energy
z IE is the bridge between management goals and
operational performance.
z They are more concerned with increasing
productivity through the management of people,
methods of business organization, and technology.

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How an IE works…?
z To Suggest and work on measures to make
process easy and fast
z To Make the process more productive and
effective
z Use of manpower in a proper way
z Skill development by training
z Recruitment
z Design & Development

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How an IE works…?
z Study the existing system and techniques
z Analysis and identify the bottleneck
z Work on to solutions
z Machine/Technology selection
z Method Improvement
z Work Improvement
z Minimize the wastage

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