Can anyone lead me to a document or book that defines standard man-hours, productivity rate, etc. For building skids, crates, boxes, packaging, assembly. Etc. ?
Productivity analysis
Can anyone lead me to a document or book that defines standard man-hours, productivity rate, etc. For building skids, crates, boxes, packaging, assembly. Etc. ?
Re: Productivity analysis
I personally don't know of a book or document that you could get that info from but I do know that there is a software which will figure out all of that and more ...Not to mention that you can quote right out of it as well.
It is called Crate Pro 5 and there is a link to the software right on this site!
Go to our main page and click Crate Pro 5 Icon.
Also there is a Crate Pro 5 support discussion right in this forum as well!
Re: Productivity analysis
We are in the process of Implementing Crate Pro and running Time and Motion Studies.
Thanks.
Re: Productivity analysis
Perfect! Because the time calculations in Crate Pro 5 were from years and years of studies with literally hundreds and hundreds of companies. If you need answers on this go to the Crate Pro 5 support section and get answers you are looking for from the very people who use Crate Pro 5.
Re: Productivity analysis
I had looked around to get a general idea of this as well. From the research I found this can be a difficult number to pin down since there are so many factors. There are a few large companies I'm aware of that guard their time calculations as though they were state secrets.
If you have a software program that can assist with this and is modifiable for your shop, it certainly can benefit your profit margin!
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