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Allowances INSY 3021 Auburn University Spring 2007.

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1 Allowances INSY 3021 Auburn University Spring 2007

2 Uses Accounts for interruptions, delays, and slowdown in the workplace Must be both accurate and correct Can be calculated by Production Study or Work Sampling

3 Production Study Requires complete observation over a long period of time Record specific instances of Non- Value Added Activity Data must be adjusted to the normal performance level Long, tedious (technician & operator), results may be biased

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5 Work Sampling Requires a large # of random observations Frees the technician to perform other duties No use of a stopwatch is necessary Technician simply records what each operator is doing Yields an approximation

6 Work Sampling Shortfalls Analyst should not anticipate observations Confine observations to predetermined subjects Study accuracy depends on both the number of observations and the sample scheduling

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8 Personal Needs Those interruptions necessary to the general well-being of the employee Trips to water fountain, restroom, etc… Can be a function of the working environment Typically 5%

9 Basic Fatigue Accounts for the energy expenditure to perform the given work Typically 4% under Normal Conditions

10 Variable Fatigue Lessening of the will to work Can be mental or physical, or a combined effect Factors include: Noise, heat, humidity, posture, muscular exertion, tediousness, general health of the worker Can be directly measured by declining output production over the course of the day

11 Primary Considerations Abnormal posture: sitting Vs..standing Vs. bending Vs Muscular force: time Vs. exertion level; recovery Atmospheric conditions Noise and Illumination levels Visual & mental strain Monotony and Tediousness

12 Unavoidable Delays Interruptions from: supervisor, dispatcher, time study technician, material faults, interference from servicing multiple machines

13 Avoidable Delays Social visits Day-dreaming Idleness Unnecessary work interruptions

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15 Policy Allowances Different performance under exceptional circumstances ADA, new-employees, light duty, elderly, etc…

16 Allowances Typically about 15% Personal interruptions Fatigue Unavoidable delay Standard Time (ST) ST = NT (1 + allowances)

17 Questions & Comments


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