Process and labour utilisation in the electronic industry: A simulation approach

Omar, Mohamed K.; Abdullah, Rohana; Rahman, Nizam Abd

doi:10.1109/icmit.2012.6225891

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“…Rahman et al, 2012). The aim of the model was to develop a work study technique that meet the user's criteria of easy to use, flexible, accurate, suitable to any skill-set level and able to achieve the objective of measuring operator utilization and man-machine configuration (Omar et al, 2012;Abdullah and Mohd. Rodzi, 2011).…”

Section: Human System Mathematical Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic approach to model human system in cellular manufacturing

Abdullah

Rahman

Salleh

2019

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Manufacturing becomes increasingly complex as more variations and uncertainties are introduced to the system. Human competencies are valuable to the operation and are considered to be the most flexible manufacturing component. However, there is still lack of study on the impact of human aspects to the cellular manufacturing system performance. This article reports a case study application to evaluate the human impact in the complex cellular manufacturing system. Specifically, this work shows a systematic approach to depict and evaluate the human dynamics and attributes in measuring the labor utilization and determining the ideal man-machine configuration. The literature on modelling technologies relevant to cellular manufacturing design and change is presented to provide the rationale for the use of heuristic and enterprise modelling for this study. Evaluations on the existing human system model, CIMOSA and the heuristic mathematical model resulted in the development of an enhanced human system model framework. The newly developed model focuses on the aspects of human dynamics and attributes. To improve human work measurement data accuracy, the model also uses Maynard Operational Sequence Technique (MOST). An expert system was also developed which greatly reduced the time and effort spent on data entry and data analysis. An example using a multinational semiconductor assembly and test company is presented where 20% improvement in resource efficiency and additional machine to a labor reconfiguration was achieved without any human fallout.

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Section: Human System Mathematical Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%