Logistics
Management Course Agenda
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Course language: |
English |
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Course location: |
Delivered on site |
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Day 1 (Half day) |
Welcome/ pre-test |
Pipeline management: Group simulation exercise to experience the impact of long lead-times on the ability to adapt to changing customer demand. |
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Day 2 |
Factual
approach to decision making: § Process metrics: quality, time, WIP § How to measure variability: run charts and histograms § Customer satisfaction measurement and interpretation § Basic stats with Excel |
Process
optimisation: § PC based simulation to experience process dynamic performance § Interrelations between throughput, lead-time, WIP, yield, etc. § Queue building mechanisms § Experiment alternative solutions and their side effects. |
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Day 3 |
Resource requirements
planning: §
Capacity management §
Aggregate plan §
HR planning §
Inventory control §
Materials requirements planning §
Procurement and subcontracting § PC-based simulation |
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Day 4 |
Just-In-Time
and Lean Logistics:
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Flexible line layout and manufacturing flow
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Job shop Vs dedicated line §
Pull Vs push logistics. Takt time §
Lot size and
set-up time reduction §
Kanban PC-based simulation §
Operator-machine work combination §
Management by
sight
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Workmanship: 5S
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Constraint
management: § Group work and PC based simulation § Experiment with the influence of constraints on the process overall optimisation
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Lot size optimisation
§ Use of Excel Solver to optimise logistic systems with constraints |
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Day 5 (Half day) |
Work order
finite capacity scheduling: §
Equipment and operator times §
Customer demand: takt time §
Schedule Gantt chart §
Forward and backward scheduling §
Set-up time and lot size §
Total time and average job time §
Actual situation feedback to the scheduler: re-schedule § PC-based scheduler to experiment the side effects of each decision |
Post-test and final course evaluation |