Investigation Of Motion Analysis For Productivity Improvement

Pheng, Syie Chie (2019) Investigation Of Motion Analysis For Productivity Improvement. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Motion is one of the wastes happened in the company or industry which may cause harm to employees, equipment, or product. Study shown that the productivity of screening and cooling area are influenced by unnecessary motion in the process. The objective of this project is to improve the productivity at Evert (M) Sdn. Bhd. by the elimination the unnecessary motion. “Investigation of Motion Analysis for Productivity Improvement” is the title of this study. This study is conducted at Evert (M) Sdn. Bhd.. The fundamentals of Lean Manufacturing (LM) utilize methods for continuous improvement by increasing operating costs and eliminating waste or non-value-added capital within the production system. Optimizing operations with a Lean strategy will improve the productivity of a product, improve the profit of the company, and reduce the motion waste of workers. Therefore, it is very important to understand exactly the needed lean manufacturing’s tools in enhance the productivity of company. The data collection is needed in this study which concentrate on work measurement by through time study and observation. The motion waste identified in the selected area in company and suggest the improvement ideal with apply the knowledge of Lean Manufacturing. Tecnomatix Plant Simulation Software can validate the result of the improvement that proposed. In this project, the new facility layout in cooling and screening area increased the productivity of the balloon. The main reason of the improvement is the reduction of the unnecessary motion of workers.

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