Manufacturing Operations Management
-
Upload
-
0
-
Embed
-
Share
-
Upload and view presentations on any device and embed the player to your website! --- > >Upload PPT
- Upload PPT
followed
unfollow
follow
0
Presentation Transcript
- 1.Optimizing Manufacturing Operations Management for Improved Efficiency and Profitability
- 2.Good day, everyone. In today's competitive market, manufacturers need to optimize their manufacturing operations management (MOM) to achieve maximum efficiency and profitability. MOM refers to the process of overseeing all aspects of the manufacturing process, from raw material acquisition to finished goods delivery. This presentation will cover the importance of MOM and how it can be optimized.
- 3.MOM optimization can lead to numerous benefits for manufacturers. It can increase efficiency and productivity by streamlining processes, reducing waste, and improving throughput. Additionally, it can improve quality control and compliance by ensuring that products meet or exceed industry standards, regulations, and customer expectations. Ultimately, manufacturing operations management can enhance customer satisfaction by delivering high-quality products in a timely manner.
- 4.MOM consists of four key components: planning and scheduling, maintenance and asset management, quality control and compliance, and inventory management. Let's take a closer look at each component.
- 5.Planning and scheduling is crucial to ensure that manufacturing processes run smoothly. Capacity planning involves forecasting demand to determine the necessary resources, such as labor and equipment, to meet production targets. Production scheduling determines the sequence and timing of production processes to optimize efficiency and minimize downtime. Resource allocation involves assigning resources to specific tasks based on availability and priority.
- 6.Maintenance and asset management ensures that equipment and machinery are functioning efficiently and effectively. Preventive maintenance involves regular inspections and upkeep to prevent breakdowns and prolong equipment life. Corrective maintenance involves repairing or replacing faulty equipment when issues arise. Equipment tracking monitors equipment usage, repairs, and maintenance history to inform decision-making around replacement or upgrade needs. Asset utilization aims to maximize the use of assets to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
- 7.Quality control and compliance ensure that products meet or exceed industry standards, regulations, and customer expectations. Product testing and inspection verify that products meet quality requirements and identify defects early on. Regulatory compliance involves adhering to local, state, and federal regulations related to product safety, environmental impact, and labor practices. Continuous improvement involves monitoring and adjusting processes to continuously improve quality.
- 8.Inventory management involves managing raw materials and finished goods inventory levels to ensure availability while minimizing waste and storage costs. Just-in-time inventory aims to match inventory levels with demand to reduce inventory carrying costs. Supply chain management involves coordinating with suppliers to manage inventory levels and ensure timely delivery of materials.
- 9.Several best practices can optimize MOM. Lean manufacturing aims to minimize waste, including overproduction, defects, waiting time, excess inventory, unnecessary motion, and unused talent. Six Sigma uses statistical methods to eliminate defects and variability in processes. Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) focuses on maximizing the reliability and availability of equipment through preventive maintenance, continuous improvement, and employee involvement.
- 10.Technology solutions can help optimize MOM. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems integrate data from various departments, including finance, human resources, supply chain, and manufacturing, into one platform to improve visibility, coordination, and decision-making. Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) provide real-time information about production processes to optimize scheduling, quality control, and inventory management. Internet of Things (IoT) technology connects devices and equipment to provide real-time data on performance, maintenance needs, and efficiency.
Related
