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Work Study and Method Management Techniques

The document discusses the relationship between method study and work management, highlighting primary and secondary questions related to work study. It includes various recording techniques such as process charts and two-handed process charts, along with examples and symbols used in these charts. Additionally, it presents observations from diagrams regarding frequent journeys to specific stations.

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Work Study and Method Management Techniques

The document discusses the relationship between method study and work management, highlighting primary and secondary questions related to work study. It includes various recording techniques such as process charts and two-handed process charts, along with examples and symbols used in these charts. Additionally, it presents observations from diagrams regarding frequent journeys to specific stations.

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Work study

Relationship
between
Method
study
&
Work
management
Primary questions
Secondary questions
Recording techniques
Process charts : Process charts record the activities
comprising the jobs.
OPC- Example
OPC- Example
FPC - Example – Proposed
FPC - Example – Proposed
Symbols used in Two handed process charts
Two handed
process chart
Two handed
process chart
String
diagram

It is seen from the diagram that the journeys to TOOLCRIB station


(station – 5) and inspection bench (station – 6) are more frequent.
Therblig with symbols and definition
Therblig with symbols and definition
Normal working
area
Maximum working area
Example

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