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Assessment Paper - It 324
Assessment Paper - It 324
HYUNDAI COMPANY
An Assessment Paper
Presented to the Faculty of
Palompon Institute of Technology
College of Technology and Engineering
Palompon, Leyte
Presented By:
Jazztine Emman Paloma
Julie Ann Pahulayan
Janice Sablayan
Jay Loreto
2023
HYUNDAI COMPANY
Hyundai has reduced its dependence on direct labor while increasing its dependence on
production facilities by raising levels of automation and information technology in the
production process. It has also increased the importance of product development and established
unique procedures to improve the quality level during the late stages of product development.
Finally, a significant portion of the production process is outsourced to parts makers and many
outsourced parts are sub-assembled into modules before going to the final assembly line. This
has enabled Hyundai to concentrate on product development and marketing by reducing the
burden of parts production. Hyundai operates the world’s largest manufacturing facility in Ulsan,
South Korea, with an annual production capacity of 1.6 million units. The company invests more
in technology rather than manpower to make their companies more productive. This is beneficial
for both employees and Hyundai company, as it ensures that employees have enough work to
make their role viable and profitable, and prevents overworking and burnout.
Hyundai considers the model location of identifying the specific location of its plant and
facilities due to the high demand for automation location to set up a new factory. There are
several ways to determine the location of the factory, one of which is to use the Factor Rating
Method Methods of Weighting Factor or Factor Rating Method. This method combines
quantitative and qualitative factors to determine the best locations for manufacturing or
automotive industries. The total Weights used in General are 1 or 100%, Specify alternative
locations, and give value to each alternate location based on important factors. Calculate the total
value for each of the alternate locations by multiplying the weight of factors determined by the
location of each alternative. Through this process, Hyundai can easily identify the right place or
location where their plant and facilities are built.
Hyundai Company uses the Design Process of Production, which involves three
processes: Design Planning, Sketch and Rendering, and Computer Aided Styling (CAS). CAS is
the process of actualizing sketches into three-dimensional formations, followed by revision and
improvement work on the detailed design. Clay Model Production is a process of building a
realistic clay model that represents the real model, allowing designers to freely express and
revise the car design. Hyundai designers combine thousands of colors and harmonize luster,
pattern, forms, and texture to create a grand new emotion that consumers can enjoy. They also
spread design features among their product lines and have a 9-10% profit margin. This
combination of quality improvement, design, and marketing has given Hyundai a clear advantage
over its industry competitors.
For Hyundai Company material handling equipment use for production and services, a
conveyor system is a fast and efficient mechanical handling apparatus for automatically
transporting loads and materials within an area. It may use a belt, wheels, rollers, or a chain to
transport objects. Conveyor systems consist of a belt stretched across two or more pulleys, and
one pulley drives or tows the belt. The most common conveyor system designs use a rotor to
power the drive pulley and belt, and the belt remains attached to the rotor through friction.
Conveyors must run in the same direction, either clockwise or counterclockwise, and sometimes,
the unit needs to turn to deliver items to the proper location. Conveyor systems are shaped
wheels or rotors that allow the belt to follow a bend or twist without getting tangled. They are
used to move objects from one location to another, saving time and making it easier to move
items up and down floors. Inclined belts can automatically unload material, eliminating the need
for someone to be on the opposite end to receive pieces. Hyundai uses all types of conveyor
systems for loading and storing products, and conveyors are essential for material handling in the
Hyundai business when it comes to the assembly of cars. Conveyors allow for the application of
hundreds of applications each hour throughout each work shift.
The Utilization of material and equipment of Hyundai Company, they utilized the RAKA
HANDLING BLOG to help keep their project or warehouse productive and efficient. Material
handling equipment can greatly benefit companies in diverse industries, as it can increase
efficiency, reduce waste, lower costs, and optimize a facility's space. The most significant
benefits of using material handling equipment are its ability to process items efficiently, reduce
production stoppages, and reduce waste. Additionally, it can help a company lower its costs and
increase profitability due to decreased work stoppages and errors. Hyundai Company can use
various types of material handling equipment to save space in a warehouse and increase capacity.
This includes mezzanines, tall racks, side loaders, secure storage devices and machinery, and
increased employee safety. Additionally, automation can be used to enhance efficiency in their
operations leading to lower costs. This material handling equipment can also reduce labor costs,
floor space costs, picking costs, workplace absences, and injuries. Additionally, it helps
streamline warehouse processes and enhances warehouse inventory management. Finally, it
improves workplace safety and motivates employees to perform their tasks faster and more
efficiently.
Hyundai Company Material requirement plan for procurement of Raw material, MRP is a
planning and control system for inventory, production, and scheduling used in the manufacturing
and fabrication industries. It is a push type of inventory control, meaning that organizations
forecast the amount and type of products they will purchase, along with the quantity of materials
to produce them. The main disadvantage of a push system is its vulnerability when sales vary,
leading to either a shortage of inventory or an excess of inventory that requires storage. Hyundai
company gives importance to purchasing of row material forecasting, as it minimizes the
inventory or excess the inventory and can lead to full storage. Hyundai also uses parameter
purchasing of product, such as right price, right quantity material, right quality, right source,
right time, right transportation, right attitude, right material, and right place of delivery.
Right Quantity: Materials purchased should be of right quantity. The right quantity is the
quantity that may be purchased at a time with the minimum total cost and which obviates
shortage of materials. Ensuring and maintaining a regular flow of materials for carrying the
production activity is the vital aim of Hyundai company. Excess purchases should be avoided, it
results in overstocking and capital is unnecessarily blocked and inventory carrying cost goes up.
Right Quality: The term right quality refers to a suitability of an item for the purpose it is
required. Hyundai producing the goods of best quality, the best grade of raw material may be the
right quality whereas for producing items of medium quality, the average lowest grade may be
the right quality.
Right Time: Hyundai The time at which the purchases are to be made is of vital
importance. In case of items used regularly, right time means the time when the stock reaches the
minimum level. The reorder level of material is fixed for each item under the principle of right
time.
Right Source: In the purchasing process, Hyundai took into account the importance of
choosing the best source for the acquisition of materials. The provider who can provide the
requested material in the required quantity, at the requested quality, and at the specified time is
considered to be the best source for the purchase of that material. agreed pricing with the
supplier, who is able to fulfill their commitment without much follow-up, who has the
appropriate financial resources and manpower to handle the order, who is well-established with a
higher reputation and demonstrated business integrity, and who is in a position to do so.
Right Place: Hyundai should make sure that the materials are accessible at the
appropriate location before obtaining the materials in the appropriate quality and quantity from
the appropriate supplier at the appropriate pricing. The location from which the materials are to
be purchased has a significant impact on transportation and material handling costs. The choice
of the ideal location for material acquisition is crucial for reducing these costs. If both local and
international suppliers meet these requirements, the former should be chosen.
Hyundai Click to Buy offers a flexible and secure car buying experience online at a
participating Hyundai dealer. Customers can get a loan approval quickly online, do all the
paperwork on their own computer, and stop at any point in the transaction. The best part is when
the dealer delivers the new vehicle, customers can schedule the delivery time with the dealer.
This transition from manual work to automating the RP management has reduced work hours
and improved customer service.
When it come to choosing of suppliers or vendors selection, The purchasing department
of Hyundai is in charge of selecting the best vendors from which to order the goods the business
needs. One such sector that largely depends on supply chain and procurement is Hyundai. A car,
among other things, requires thousands of pieces. Third-party vendors provide a wide range of
components. Hyundai Corporation selects a good partner for ongoing collaboration through
system for evaluating suppliers. Customer satisfaction is given high priority in all of Hyundai
Company's projects. Thus, the chosen provider must adhere to the Hyundai Supplier's
requirements.
In-House Material Flow, The in-house material supply was mostly by automated guided
vehicles (AGV), although there also was some overhead and below-ground transport of material
and empty workpiece carriers. The AGV are custom commercial AGV rather than the converted
golf carts that you may see in Japan. As such, it came with a substantial price tag of around
300,000 € for the entire system. At the assembly lines themselves, critical material was handled
using pick-by-light. The material inventories all looked small to me, similar to Toyota. As it is
common sense in lean, expensive materials were tightly controlled. Inexpensive bulk material
like screws, on the other hand, were plentiful. You do not want to turn off your plant for the lack
of a twelve-cent screw.
The Loading Dock, one particular feature was the loading dock, which uses an approach
that I have never seen Before. The parts come from the assembly line just in time and just in
sequence, automatically Move into a small buffer, still in sequence, and then automatically are
loaded into the trucks. No human hand touches the material or even the workpiece carriers. The
material arrives just in sequence from the assembly line (overhead to cross an AGV and
Pedestrian path in the plant). A loading robot moves the material on a customized workpiece
Carrier. The image shows the example for the front end modules, but I have also seen a second
dock for the cockpits, and I believe there is a third for the chassis modules. Whenever the
Customized workpiece carrier is full (twelve front ends or seven chassis), it moves up/down to
Align with the truck and is pushed into the truck. The truck has capacity for two layers of
Modules. Once the truck is full, it departs immediately. The driver does not even go out to close
the doors .This is done by two assistants outside, and is also the only manual part of the loading
process. There are twenty-four trucks for chassis and front ends each per shift. While we were
not allowed to take pictures in the plant (and I always respect these wishes of my hosts), we
could take pictures outside. Below is the truck with the doors already closed and departing. This
is not a huge truck, but only a medium-sized vehicle. In the spirit of lean, Hyundai prefers more
smaller trucks rather than fewer big ones.
Hyundai Company adopted a method of quality control that ensures that a product is free
from defects, operational issues, and any number of other problems. Hyundai Company products
undergo rigorous testing to ensure they’re well-engineered, safe, and comfortable. Hyundai
Company strengthens its quality by using various methods and techniques. Hyundai Company
promotes systematic process control and continuous monitoring and the latest statistical
technique to attain their goal of quality products.
Hyundai Company used various of quality control tools, to collect data, analyze data,
identify root causes, and measure results in problem-solving and process improvement. Hyundai
used quality control tools for them to generate new ideas, solve problems, and do proper
planning. Hyundai Company adopted these various fundamental instruments for product quality
and process improvement and used them to examine the production process, identify the key
issues, control fluctuations in product quality, and give solutions to avoid defects.
Hyundair Company adheres to a detailed maintenance plan that combines traditional and
scientific techniques to prolong the life of equipment and prevent malfunctions. Hyundai Motor
Company’s maintenance employs preventive methods through regular inspections to prevent
breakdowns and keep equipment running smoothly and efficiently. Corrective maintenance is
used when equipment breaks down, and repairs are performed immediately to minimize
downtime. Hyundai uses predictive maintenance, analyzing data to anticipate equipment failures
and adjust maintenance. Predictive maintenance minimizes downtime and reduces costs by
identifying issues before breakdowns occur. Technicians can then take corrective action to
prevent downtime. Hyundai’s maintenance schedule maximizes efficiency and reliability with
traditional and modern methods, minimizing downtime and costs.
In manufacturing facilities, scraps are materials that are left over from the production
process, such as metal shavings, plastic parts, or excess fabric. Surplus items are products or
materials that exceed the demand or production requirements, such as overstocked parts or
products. Obsolete items are products or materials that are no longer usable or needed due to
changes in technology, design, or other factors. Hyundai has implemented various measures to
manage these materials in an efficient and sustainable manner. For instance, the company aims to
minimize the production of scraps and surplus items by optimizing production processes and
inventory management. The company also has a rigorous quality control process to minimize the
production of defective parts and products.