Monday, January 25, 2016

Some Important Tools in Industrial Engineering at Garments Industry & Simplify & Clarify These Tools with Short Definition. Part- iii




Qualified Worker: is a person who has the necessary physical and mental attributes, and at the same time has the appropriate skills and tools to perform the job.

One who has acquired the skill, knowledge and other attributes to carry out the work by meeting the standards of quantity, quality, & safety.

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A Multi needle Kansai Machine

Time:  The length of time taken to complete the job, usually expressed as labor standard or standard time.

Normal Working Condition: The acceptable working environment in terms of temperature, humidity, lighting, noise, etc. needed to perform the job.

Time Study: Time Study is a process for measuring the required time for performing a given task by a given method by a trained worker working in a normal pace.

It is a procedure to determine a certain amount of time required to perform a task involving either human or machine under certain standard conditions of measurement which consider

1.    Specified Work.

2.    Well Trained Worker.

3.    Normal Pace.

4.   Allowance.
Time Study is the development of a standard time by observing a task an analyzing it with the use of a stopwatch. 


SMV: SMV means Standard Minute Value.



Standard Minute Value is a numerical value which is represented the standard time of a process or operation in a standard environment for standard worker.


Standard Time is a total time in which a job should be completed of a standard performance.

SMV= It should be expressed always in minutes.

=  Time taken from a standard operator to complete any given operation with pre-define condition.

The amount of time a qualified worker should spend to complete a specified task, working at sustainable rate, using given methods, and equipment, raw materials and workplace.
Standard Time = (Average Observe Time × Rating) + Allowance.

Allowance: Different types of allowance are allowed in apparel production floor, such as personal time allowance, delay allowances, fatigue allowances, etc.

Cycle Time: Total time taken to do all works to complete one operation i. e; time from pick up part of first piece to next pick up of the next piece.



Md. Farid Ahmed
IE Officer
Fakir Apparels Ltd.
BSCIC Industrial Area, Enayet Nagar,
Fatulla, Narayangonj, Bangladesh.
Contact : +8801814220987
Email: farid.ieconcern@gmail.com

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