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Line balancing in production management?

To distribute equal work load on each workers and machines.


What are the roles and responsibilities of a factory manager?

Organised product flow chart with clear description of each associate tack on daily basis Daily material flow input chart with What When , where & who data base report as to review ti keep the factory in flow towards product specification & to meet target dead line time. Keeping eye on next 2 days factory input & orders plan. Daily basis planned vs actual productivity plan with deviation & difference & action plan to meet the dead line plan as targeted. Booking an order on the basis of factory capacity & Efficiency. Presenting best features of the factory to highlights the factory positive atmosphere to attract customer for longer term. Production & shipment planning as planned for the factory to meet management turn over plan. Coating plan as budgeted of the factory & production plan to meet the same.


Who should have more of a say during negotiations for resources the project manager or the line manager?

Ofcourse line manager


What does line manager do?

line manager can issue order to the suubordinates or other managers. a line manager is responsible for the basiic function of an organization that heko the organization to run /exit(sales /marketing /preduction)


What is meant by a direct line manager?

A line manager, sometimes called a direct manager, is a person who directly manages other employees and is responsible for the administrative management of the individual as well as the functional management. If someone refers to their "boss" they mean the individual who is their line manager.

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Why factory managers are paid more than production workers?

why are factory managres paid more than production line workers


What is the operational definitions of assembly line?

The operational definitions of assembly line includes the machinery and workers in a factory. These is part of the progressive production which assembles parts.


What is an analogy for a nucleolus?

if the ribosmes are the factory, than the nucleolus is the construction workers that make the factory. if the whole cell is the factory and the ribosomes are the factpry workers, the nucleolus is the manager in charge of hiring and/or training new workers.


What is a production manager?

A production manager is an employee of a production company that oversees production of TV and movies. They are responsible for keeping costs in line and delivering the show on time.


Factory production was greatly improved by standardized parts and assembly line production?

True(OW)


Is a factory foreman included in direct labor?

A factory foreman is typically not classified as direct labor. Direct labor refers to the workers directly involved in the production of goods, such as assembly line workers or machine operators. Instead, a foreman is usually considered part of indirect labor, as their role focuses on supervising and coordinating the workforce rather than directly contributing to the physical production process.


Where was the first production line invented?

It was in Henry Fords model T factory


Is it possible to work in a production line in a car-factory as a mechanical engineer?

Yes it is.


Henry ford invented this to speed up production in his factory?

assembly line


Why did many workers oppose assembly -line production?

The jobs were repetitive and stressful.


What are workers stationed at a moving track to attach parts called?

Workers stationed at a moving track to attach parts are often referred to as assembly line workers or line workers. Their role involves inserting components into products as they move along the production line.


What is production line?

a process in a factory in which goods are made in stages by a series of people or machines arranged in a line process in a factory in which goods are made in stages by a series of people or machines arranged in a line