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Title: IT 392494c: Facilities Planning


1
IT 392/494c Facilities Planning
  • Daniel G. Jacobson, PhD
  • Adjunct Faculty
  • Southern Illinois University

2
Admin Introductions
  • Facility instructions/logistics
  • Restrooms/breaks
  • Introductions
  • Name
  • Where you work
  • Where are you in the program
  • Goals for degree
  • About you (interests, family, etc.)
  • Syllabus review
  • Project overview/class hours

3
Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Definition of Facilities Planning
  • Significance
  • Objectives
  • The Process
  • Strategies

4
Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Definition of Facilities Planning
  • Achieve supply chain excellence
  • Business as usual
  • Link excellence
  • Visibility
  • Collaboration
  • Synthesis
  • Velocity
  • Figure 1.2
  • Summary pg. 26

5
Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Significance
  • Cover questions on pg. 10
  • Objectives
  • Cover objectives pp. 12-13
  • Some objective conflict with others

6
Chapter 1 Introduction
  • The Process
  • Define the problem
  • Analyze the problem
  • Determine space requirements for all activities
  • Evaluate alternatives
  • Select preferred design
  • Implement design
  • Winning Facilities Planning Process
  • Figure 1.5
  • Table 1.3

7
Chapter 1 Introduction
  • Strategies
  • Strategic planning
  • Team-based implementation
  • The Model of Success
  • 10 issues pg. 24

8
Chapter 2 Product, Process, and Schedule Design
  • Before beginning
  • 6 Questions pg. 31
  • Product design
  • Process design
  • Schedule design
  • Facilities design

9
Chapter 2 Product, Process, and Schedule Design
  • Product design
  • What to produce
  • Leadership decision
  • Inputs from other departments
  • Influences on product design
  • Other departments
  • Customer needs/wants

10
Chapter 2 Product, Process, and Schedule Design
  • Process design
  • Make or buy?
  • Parts list
  • Bill of materials
  • Process ID
  • Assembly chart
  • Flow process chart
  • Precedence diagram

11
Chapter 2 Product, Process, and Schedule Design
  • Schedule design
  • Marketing inputs
  • Table 2.4, pg. 50
  • Scrap estimates
  • Go over some problems

12
Chapter 2 Product, Process, and Schedule Design
  • Facilities design
  • Affinity diagram
  • Interrelationship diagraph
  • Tree diagram
  • Matrix diagram
  • Contingency diagram
  • Activity network diagram
  • Prioritization matrix

13
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Introduction
  • Department planning
  • Activity relationships
  • Flow patterns
  • Flow planning
  • Flow measurement
  • Space requirements

14
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Introduction definitions p. 79
  • Flow
  • Space
  • Activity relationships

15
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Department planning
  • Production
  • Support
  • Administrative
  • Service
  • Manufacturing cells

16
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Activity relationships
  • Organizational
  • Flow
  • Control
  • Environmental
  • Process

17
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Flow patterns
  • Within workstations
  • Within departments
  • Between departments

18
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Flow planning
  • Hierarchy fig 3.26
  • Interrupted flow paths
  • Work simplification
  • Minimizing flow costs

19
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Flow measurement
  • Quantitative
  • Qualitative
  • Proximity requirements

20
Chapter 3 Flow, Space, and Activity Relationships
  • Space requirements
  • Workstations
  • Departments
  • Aisles
  • Visual management

21
Chapter 4 Personnel Requirements
  • Introduction
  • Employee-facility interface
  • Facilities Issues

22
Chapter 4 Personnel Requirements
  • Introduction
  • Planning for all aspects of personnel services
  • Competing philosophies

23
Chapter 4 Personnel Requirements
  • Employee-facility interface
  • Parking
  • Personal belongings

24
Chapter 4 Personnel Requirements
  • Facilities Issues
  • Restrooms
  • Food services
  • Health services
  • Compliance issues
  • Office planning
  • Interaction
  • Privacy
  • Area requirements

25
Chapter 11 Evaluating and Selecting the
Facilities Plan
  • Introduction
  • Evaluating plans
  • Selecting plans

26
Chapter 11 Evaluating and Selecting the
Facilities Plan
  • Introduction
  • Review design process
  • Layout alternatives in sec 6.10

27
Chapter 11 Evaluating and Selecting the
Facilities Plan
  • Evaluating plans
  • Advantages disadvantages
  • Ranking method
  • Weighted factor comparison
  • Economic comparison
  • SEAT pg. 686
  • Guesstimates
  • Historical data
  • Converting method
  • Ratio method

28
Chapter 11 Evaluating and Selecting the
Facilities Plan
  • Selecting plans
  • Compromises
  • Facility planner role
  • Management role
  • End result impacts

29
Chapter 12 Prepare, Present, Implement,
Maintain the Plan
  • Preparing plans
  • Presenting plans
  • Implementing plans
  • Maintaining plans

30
Chapter 12 Prepare, Present, Implement,
Maintain the Plan
  • Preparing plans
  • Plot plans
  • Layout plans
  • Alternative methods

31
Chapter 12 Prepare, Present, Implement,
Maintain the Plan
  • Presenting plans
  • Written report
  • Define objective
  • Table of contents
  • Audience
  • Write/document/edit
  • Oral presentation
  • What
  • Why
  • How

32
Chapter 12 Prepare, Present, Implement,
Maintain the Plan
  • Implementing plans
  • Preparing for change
  • Document solution
  • Plan implementation
  • Select vendors
  • Purchase equipment
  • Supervise installation
  • Ready the organization for success

33
Chapter 12 Prepare, Present, Implement,
Maintain the Plan
  • Maintaining plans
  • Audit process
  • Avoiding pitfalls
  • Defining success and failure
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