Summary
The video introduces work measurement in the industrial domain as the time needed to perform an operation using technical methods. It covers two main methods: predetermined time systems and direct observation techniques, detailing their applications. The classification of time based on resources, nature, production position, and operators is explained, distinguishing between manual time and technological time. It also delves into different time types such as occasional time, residual time, and masked time, providing a comprehensive overview of industrial work measurement concepts.
Introduction to Measurement of Work
Introduction to the concept of measurement of work in the industrial domain, defining it as the time required to perform an industrial operation using technical methods and techniques.
Methods of Work Measurement
Exploration of two main methods of work measurement: predetermined time systems and direct observation techniques, outlining how each method works and its applications.
Types of Time Classification
Explanation of the classification of time based on resources, nature, relation, production position, and operators in the industry.
Types of Time: Manual Time and Technological Time
Description of manual time involving physical work by the operator and technological time related to machine operations.
Types of Time: Machine Time and Techno-Manual Time
Differentiation between machine time, where the machine operates independently, and techno-manual time, where the operator coordinates actions simultaneously with the machine.
Types of Time: Occasional Time, Residual Time, and Masked Time
Explanation of occasional time occurring per unit produced, residual time left after resource use, and masked time linked to multiple resources.
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