Differentiate between facilities planning and design. In defining or determining time standard, what conditions related to the operator must be satisfied? Give at least one example of what facilities planning determine in each of the following areas. Manufacturing: . Airport: c. Hospitals: List three cost reduction steps in plant layout. Explain or describe the function of facilities planning. State under which of the three sources of information you would find each of the following statement. . The number of products customers would want to buy b. Bill of material and assembly drawings Feasibility studies for future projects Model sample shops of what to be made. Way in which we can fill customer's wants and needs. e The following data has been developed of a product whose standard time is 1.125 minutes, and comprises of six different parts. Scrap from cach part is estimated to be 2%, 1.5% 0%, 3%, 2.25% and 1% respectively. The company runs two eight-hour shifts per day and each shift produces 1800 units per day. If the plant efficiency is 92%, unproductive time is 40 minutes per shift and there is a 2% allowance, determine the following Actual production (input) per shift b) Plat rate. Company's actual annual production if it works 5 days a week and 48 weeks per year. The number of workers needed per shift. (10) d. How can you minimize the process when skipping and backtracking is inevitable in a layout? Name the four areas included in facility design. To measure individual performance you would use: Earned and actual hours b. Input and output Cycle time and actual time d Standard time and plant rate Name three purposes of assembly line balancing and state which one dominates the others. A good facility must promote effective use of resources. Name three things that must be provided for to achieve this goal. a. c. In process-oriented layout, excessive handling of materials is eliminated TF Flow diagram combines operations chart with the process chart TF can be defined as the ratio of output to some or all of the resourees used to produce the output ii. is the process of comparing the actual work being performed with the analyst's concept of normal pace. Which of the following is not a workplace arrangement principle? Place tools and materials in fixed location h. Use good posture to increase worker productivity Preposition tools and materials d. Provide comfortable environment You must examine current operations or practices to appraise potential or capacity to improve productivity, F Is an element that occurs due to either a distraction, oversight or others. is a completion of the activities required to perform a job under study What is the term for a person who is not the best or the worst worker among those who normally perform a task? a. A good worker b. A typical worker An average worker c. A normal worker To walk 6 kilometer per hour on a level surface can be classified as: c. a. c. Rate Average speed b. Pace c. Normal walk is when an operator has to wait for the machine to finish processing before continuing on his/her part of the process