The production rate per employee is determined by calculating the average number of products produced per unit of working time. The unit of time can be considered one hour, day, month. To calculate the rate, it is necessary to carry out a list of works on the analysis of products and calculate the average number of production.
It is necessary
- - product accounting;
- - calculator.
Instructions
Step 1
To determine the production rate, you must calculate the output of a shift or a team of workers who work in the same conditions on the same mechanisms. To do this, the rationer must track the work of all workers, record the results of the work of all for one month, add the results to determine the total work. Divide the resulting figure by the number of working days and the number of employees who have released products. You will get the average daily rate that one worker should release during the day.
Step 2
To calculate the rate for one hour, divide the total figures for the month by the number of workers who released the products and the number of working hours for which the products were released. You will receive a rate per employee for one hour.
Step 3
In the same way, you can calculate the rate for a quarter, year. To calculate the quarterly output rate, multiply the average daily output by the number of working days in the quarter. You can analyze the calculation of production not for one month, but for a quarter or a year. Typically, such a calculation is required when transferring all workers from a salary or from an hourly wage rate to a wage that depends on output. This procedure is a very lengthy analysis and calculation, which is simply impossible to carry out in one month, since it is possible to make a mistake when determining the rate for one employee.
Step 4
Therefore, calculate the rate for a longer period, for example, for three or six months, and for a more accurate calculation, take into account the general analysis of production for one year. To do this, add up the total output for one year, divide by the number of employees, then by 12 and by the average number of days in a month, by 29, 4. You will get a more accurate calculation of the output of one employee per one day of work. Calculate the cost of the output, depending on the output.
