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Work Study and Methods Engineering (3+1) : Course Title
Work Study and Methods Engineering (3+1) : Course Title
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Work Study
• Work Study is a generic term for those techniques, particularly
“method/motion study” and “time study/work measurement”, which
lead systematical investigation of all the factors that affect the efficiency
and economy of the work being reviewed in order to improve
productivity.
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Method / Motion Study
• Method / Motion Study is the systematic recording and critical
examination of existing and proposed ways of doing work, as a means
of developing and applying easier and more effective methods and
reducing costs.
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Time Study / Work Measurement
• Time Study / Work Measurement is the application of techniques
designed to establish the standard time for a specified job at a defined
level of performance.
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Productivity
• Productivity has a number of different meanings General equation of productivity
Productivity=Output/Input
• The others;
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Measurement of Individual Worker Productivity
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Measurement of Individual Worker Productivity
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Measurement of Individual Worker Productivity
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Objectives of Work Study
• To analyze the present method of doing a job
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Techniques used in Work Study
Both Method Study and Time Study are made up of number of different techniques.
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Basic Procedure of Work Study
• Basic steps in conducting work study can be summarized below:
• Select the job or process to be studied.
• Observe and record everything by using the appropriate recording technique.
• Examine the recorded facts critically with respect to the purpose of the activity, where it is
performed, sequence in which it is done, the person or machine which is doing it, the means
by which it is done.
• Develop the most economical method by considering every thing.
• Measure the output of the method and calculate a standard time for it.
• Define the new method and related standard time to identify it.
• Implement the new method as standard practice.
• Maintain the new standard practice by appropriate control procedures.
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Do your self
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Questions
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