Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Production Planning and Control (PPC)
Production Planning and Control (PPC)
Determine gross
forecast
requirement of
finish products
Develop master
production
schedule
Explode BoM to
find gross request
Comp
Determine net
parts
parts requirement
Adjust
Scrap
requirement for
allowance
scrap allowance
Schedule/
release order
aggregate
Issue
planned
order
Compare
plan order
Process Planning is a process of establishing
the shortest and the most economical path
that is to be followed from a point it is
received as a raw material in the shop floor
until it is completed as finished product.
The document which gives the process
planning is called as process sheet.
Input to the process planning
1. Drawing
2. Machine capacity chart
3. Available tooling
Factors to be considered in process planning
1. Order quantity
2. Delivery component
3. Skill of manpower
4. Other resources
1. Study the component drawing
2. Draw the list of machine
3. Prepare the list of operation
4. Fix up the sequence of operation
5. Insert auxiliary operation
6. Write down route sheet
1. Continuous and mass production
2. Batch production
3. Job order production
It concerns the physical release of
manufacturing order and allocation of jobs
to work men on different machine with
drawing material and tools for such a job
from stores and delivery in advance to
shops
Release of manufacturing order
Stores issue
Return the surplus material
Tool issues
Shop and inter departmental transport
Inspection
Coordination with scheduler
It is a process of checking actual
performance against production plan and
reporting the deviation
Number of factors that push schedule of the
mark are
1. delay in material receipt
2. Excessive absentism
3. Strikes
Collecting information from manufacturing
shop
A. Physical count
B. Daily production report
C. Job card
D. Detachable ticket
Recording progress of work and comparison
of actual progress against plan
1. Progress card
2. Display board
3. Network updating
Expediting to rush up remaining operation
Communicating anticipated delays to sales