Feasibility

➢ second major component of a project

feasibility study.
➢ provides details as to how the products will be
produced or how the services will be
delivered.
➢ is a written explanation of the whole
manufacturing processes, and serves as the
technical plan as to how the business will
produce, store and deliver the product to end
users.
➢ is a major area tackled in a technical study
Selection is done in the following major
technical actions:
1. The manufacturing process to be
adopted as influenced by the type of raw
materials, chemical content, type and capacity
of manufacturing plant and other related
factors affecting the choice of manufacturing
process;
2. The plant and machinery capacity
to be used, including the specific design and
layout;
3. The physical appearance of the
product, including its mechanical and
chemical components; and
4. The suppliers of machinery and
auxiliary equipment.
➢ Is the last process involved in technical
➢ Determine the requirements for raw
materials in terms of quantity and study.
➢ Is to determine whether the amount of cash
quality, the required labor, and the
overhead expenses. that will be generated from the proposed
project will provide maximum rate of return
on the investments.
➢ Focuses on the total cost of the proposed
project.
Projection is done under the following
instances:
1. when demand study is conducted;
2. when supply study is made; and
3. when technical study is performed
PRODUCT OR SERVICE BUILDING STRUCTURES &
OTHER FACILITIES
MANUFACTURING PROCESS WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM

PLANT CAPACITY RAW MATERIALS REQUIREMENTS

PRODUCTION SCHEDULE DIRECT LABOR REQUIREMENT

PLANT LOCATION & LAYOUT UTILITIES & OTHER

OVERHEAD REQUIREMENTS
➢ Is what the business provides to the consumers.
➢ Is the final output of all the processes in a technical
study.
➢ Should be simple, clear and concise.

➢ Should only be in included in the technical study if

the nature of the proposed project is manufacturing.
➢ Simply illustrates the sequential steps followed in
manufacturing a proposed product.
 Type of Product

Characteristics of Raw
Materials

Expected Quality
➢ Refers to the maximum level of production that a
machine may actually produce during a particular
period.

➢ Is a manufacturing planning tool that aims to

maximize the production capacity of the plant or to
maximize production efficiency by minimizing
operation costs.
➢ In maximizing the production capacity of the plant,
the study may propose either a forward or backward
scheduling.
- a production plan is prepared when the
various tasks and required resources are
scheduled to determine the due date or
shipping date of the goods.
1. Increased production
efficiency
2. Exact delivery dates
3. Reduction of inventory
4. Reduced production costs
5. Optimized work load in various
stages; and
6. Maximized production time
1. Batch production
scheduling
2. Cycle-time analysis;
3. Visualization using Gantt
Chart; and
4. Algorithmic methods
1. Schedule for raw materials to
be purchased
2. Schedule for direct labor
3. Schedule for other
manufacturing costs;
4. Schedule for finished goods
and delivery time;
5. Schedule for inventory level
Plant Location. Selection of plant location, therefore
entails a detailed and careful study.

Plant Layout. Refers to the physical arrangement or

configuration of machines, furniture, equipment and
tools used in producing goods.
-preferred when the material
-used when the product is not
moves sequentially from one
standardized and produced in
machine to another.
small quantities.

-used when the product requires

-adopted when the product
both the process and product
remains fixed or stationary and
layout.
it is the human workforce and
the machines that go to the
product.
➢ Presents the type of machinery, equipment and
related auxiliary tools needed in producing the
goods, including the estimated acquisition and
maintenance cost.
➢ This section describes the waste disposal system
that may be adopted based on the type of waste it
produces.
➢ This section presents the direct labor requirements
to produce the goods or to render the proposed
services.
➢ This section of technical study, the total requirement
for capital expenditures can already be determined.