Production is the amount of products produced per unit of working time. The production is determined by analysis, in which the normalizer participates. For a unit of time, you can take one hour, one day, one month and one year. Production can be determined by the average of a team or shift composition of workers producing the same product or individually for each employee.
It is necessary
- - accounting of manufactured products per unit of working time;
- - calculator.
Instructions
Step 1
To determine the average daily output, the normalizer must calculate the average. It is very difficult to calculate the average indicator for one day of accounting, so calculate the output for one month. Add up all the indicators for the development of a crew or shift composition that produce the same product for one month of work. Divide the result by the number of working days for which this product was produced and by the number of employees in the team or shift. The result obtained will be the average daily output that the employee should release in one shift of work.
Step 2
To calculate the average hourly output, divide the average daily output of one worker by the number of working hours per shift. The result will be equal to labor productivity per unit of working time.
Step 3
If you need to calculate the output for one calendar year, multiply the average daily output for one month by 12 and divide by the number of employees on the team or shift.
Step 4
To calculate the output of one employee, add up the total number of products produced in one month, divide by the number of working days. This will be the average daily rate of one worker. If you divide the total monthly average by the number of hours worked in the month, you get the average hourly output.
Step 5
If you are going to transfer all employees from the salary or hourly wage rate to wages from production, then make the calculation not for one employee, but for the average indicators of the brigade or shift composition of employees. The calculation of the output of one employee may turn out to be a plan that the rest will not be able to fulfill or, on the contrary, will produce several times more products, which will affect labor costs.
