The production rate is a value that characterizes the amount of products produced by an employee of a certain qualification for a certain unit of time. A unit of time is usually taken to be 1 hour of working time or 1 work shift. Knowing the rate of production per unit of time, you can determine the rate of production per month.
Instructions
Step 1
In the simplest case, to determine the monthly output rate (HBm), calculate the number of time units in the total working time per month. To do this, use the production calendar for the current year, which determines the average number of hours of working time per month (CMrv).
Step 2
If the working hour (НВч) is taken as a unit of time in determining the production rate, then multiply it by the average number of hours of working time per month, and you will get the production rate for the month: НВм = НВч х СМрв.
Step 3
When the production rate is determined for a work shift (HBrc), having an average duration in hours (Src), then divide the average number of hours of working time per month by this indicator and multiply the original rate of production by this coefficient (K): K = Cmw / Src; НВм = НВрс х K.
Step 4
This calculation is suitable for mass and large-scale production, characterized by a continuous cycle, in which there are no preparatory and final work or they are performed by specially dedicated workers. In the event that the calculation is done for piece or small-scale production, it must take into account the time that the worker spends on preparing equipment and materials, as well as on completing the work.
Step 5
In this case, it is necessary to take a photo of the working day and take into account the time in minutes for preparation, completion of the process, as well as technological and other breaks (Bp). Multiply this indicator by the average monthly number of working days (CMrd), convert it from minutes to hours, and you will get the time spent on supporting the workflow for a month (Vpm): Vpm = CMrd x Vp.
Step 6
Subtract this “lost” time from the average monthly working hours and use this adjusted value to calculate the monthly production rate using the algorithm described above.
