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    INDIRECT WORK MEASUREMENT

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    OUTLINE

    Indirect Work MeasurementTechnique

    Standard Data/ Formula

    MTM

    MOST

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    WORK MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE

    Work Measurement estimation using table(not on the workplace).

    INDIRECT

    Regression Analysis Standard Data/FormulaPredetermined

    Motion Time System

    General Approach Functional Approach

    (for specific purpose)

    -MTM

    -MOST

    -MTM-M

    -MTM-C

    -MTM-V

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    Indirect Method

    Strength1. Finishing time can be defined before the work conductedevery motion

    element time is already known.

    2. Minimum Time only record one motion element.

    3. Lower cost.

    Weakness

    1. There is no motion table time of motion time data thatdetail and comprehensive

    2. Used table not from Indonesia.

    3. Need high accuracy from observer.

    4. Motion Time Data adjusted with the working condition,ex: office working element VS factory working element.

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    Standard Data and Formula Method

    Work Measurement standard time thatdefined for every working element based onprevious research.

    Ex. : Making a hole with drilling process

    standard set up time & handling time.

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    Standard Data and Formula Method

    Standard data methodfor constant workingelements, Ex.: set-up,loading/unloading,

    handling machine.

    Formula method (rumus) for inconstantworking elements (variable). Ex.: machining

    on drilling machine, drilling, frais.

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    Standard Data and Formula Method

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    Standard Data and Formula Method

    Example database of Standard Time

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    Standard Data and Formula Method

    Predicting Time (T) from Diameter (ID) and Thickness(Thickness) of work piece.

    Formula is derived based on linear regression method.

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    Regression Analysis Method

    Time data obtained through someexperiments and corelated with one or more

    variables

    Example: turning process on lathe affected bytypes and thickness of material

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    MTM

    Is a system to set from the beginning of standardtime (predetermined time standard) which

    formulated based on picture study of working

    motions of an industrial working operation tapedin film.

    Time of every working element is determined

    based on certain condition that called classes.

    These classes include stopping circumstances,

    condition of carried objects, difficulties to handle

    objects or other conditions.

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    MTM

    Method Time Measurement divides workingmotions into working elements :

    1. Menjangkau (reach)

    2. Mengangkut (move)

    3. Memutar (turn)

    4. Memegang (grasp)

    5. Mengarahkan (position)

    6. Melepas (release)7. Melepas rakit (disassemble)

    8. Menggerakan mata (eye movement), and someother body parts movement.

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    MTM

    Time unit used in the table is the same as themultiplication of 0.00001 hour and this unitmeasurement is called as TMU (Time-MeasurementUnit).

    Time for therbligs is measured in Time MeasurementUnit (TMU)

    1 TMU = 0.00001 hour

    = 0.0006 minute

    = 0.036 second

    1 hour = 100,000 TMU

    1 minute = 1,667 TMU

    1 second = 27.8 TMU

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    MTM

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    MTM TABEL MOVE

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    MTM

    General Notation on every motion in BasicMovement Time Measurement is

    a b c

    d

    Where as:

    a : basic motion of work

    b : distance travelled

    c : class of related basic motion

    d : notation for other affecting factorsrelated basic motion such as accuracy and weight.

    This time is should be added on the time for a b c.

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    MTM

    Example :

    R 16 A = Reach, distance 16 inches,

    description A

    G 1 A = Grasp, description 1A

    = 2.0 x 0.036

    =0.072 second

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    MTM

    MTM-V : Metal cutting operations

    MTM-C : Clerical workadministration. MTM-M : work using stereoscopic

    microscope.

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    MOST

    Kjell Zendin HB Maynard and Company (1960).

    For every types of activity can have different

    motions sequences. Thats why the models activity

    sequence separation in MOST method. The separation is divided into 3 motion sequences

    that depict manual working.

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    MOST

    1. General Motion Sequence (The generalmove sequence).

    2. The controlled move sequence.

    3. The tool use sequence.

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    MOST

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    MOST

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    MOST

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    MOST: The general move sequence

    Object movement manually from one place to

    another place freely.

    Motion sequence in General move : A : jarak gerakan (action distance), especially on

    horizontal movement

    B : gerakan badan (body motion), especially on

    vertical movement

    G : proses pengendalian (gain control)

    P : penempatan (place)

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    In general, this model has sequence:ABG ABP A

    Mengambil(take) Menyimpan(store) Kembali(return)

    Based on activity conducted and adjusted with the table,every parameter is indexed accordingly, where as thesequence become AiBiGiAiBiPiAi

    Wsorking time is determined by adding indexes (i)

    of every parameter and times by 10 and the scorewill be obtained in TMU, then converted to second,minutes or hour as needed.

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    MOST: The general move sequence

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    MOST: The general move sequence

    Example:

    An operator walking in 3-4 steps distance for taking nut

    from the floor, stoop and get up and placing the nut in a

    hole.

    Sequence Model?

    How long is the time?

    Use time unit in TMU.

    1 TMU = 0.00001 hour 1 hour = 100000 TMU

    1 TMU = 0.0006 minutes 1 minute = 1667 TMU

    1 TMU = 0.036 seconds 1 second = 27,8 TMU

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    MOST: The general move sequence

    Using the previous table, the general activitysequence is:

    A6 = walking 3-4 steps to location

    B6 = stoop and rise G1 = control on light object

    A1 = move object in hand reach

    B0 = without body movement

    P3 = placing and adjusting object

    A0 = without reutrn to previous place

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    MOST: The general move sequence

    TMU of every sequence model is calculated by adding inexesand multiply it with 10.

    So, the summary: A6 B6 G1 A1 B0 P3 A0

    =6+6+1+1+0+3+0 = 17.

    The time of activity is 170 TMU = 0.102 minutes.

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    This sequence is applied on transferring object,

    where the object is in touch with a surface or

    combined with othe object during the transfer.

    Parameter used is ABG with adding MXI. M every motion that controlled manually or motion of

    object is in controlled step.

    X shows process time, done by machine and not by hands. I straightening motion, shows the manual movement that

    follows in controlled motioin or in the end of the process to

    achiece object straightening.

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    MOST: The controlled move sequence

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    Controlled motion is happened because of two circumstances: Object is controlled in relation with othe object, such as pushing the

    button, opening door, rotate lever.

    Object is controlled because of contact with another objectsurfaces, example pushing the box above the table.

    A BG M XI Aget move return

    Parameter M = push, pull, pivot. Parameter X = because the process done by machine.

    Parameter I = straightening movement that shows manualmovement that is controlled or in the end of the process timeto obtain straightened object.

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    MOST: The controlled move sequence

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    This sequence is applied on movement part that used orutilize/wear the help of handy tools such as pliers, screwdriver,

    wrench, hammer etc.

    Started with general motion, and then followed by time

    measurement for hand with tools motions.

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    MOST: The controlled move sequence

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    General Sequence:

    ABG ABP ABP A

    get place use put the tools back

    mencapai menempatkan memakai meletakkan kembali

    objek/alat objek/alat alat alat

    In the part of using tools is filled with one of

    the parameter: F C L S M R T

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    MOST: The tool use sequence

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    MOST: The tool use sequence

    F = fasten (mengencangkan)

    C = cut

    L = loosen (mengendurkan)

    S = surface treat (mis. Ampelas)

    M = measure

    R = record T = think

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    STUDY CASE

    R 16 A

    R 27 B

    R 34 A R 39 B

    M 17 A

    People is move from one place with the distance

    of 5 feets, to take a plier and use it. Daily Activities.