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Emirates Consultant conducted a work sampling studies for 5 consecutive days at an assembly factory. A total of 48 observations were made during the 8 hour working period for each day. The data collected during the 5 day studies is illustrated in Table 1. The whole assembly process is operating on 5 working days per week, 95% rating and the company's allowable allowances is 20%. (i) Compute the standard time (min/unit) for the assembly process. (ii) At peak demand period, the factory is normally required to produce 3,100 units per week. If only 60% of the employee is willing to work over time, compute the average overtime per day must be arranged in order to meet the peak demand. Data Item Total input over 5 days studies 2,500 unit Assembly process at fast speed 35% of observations Assembly process at moderate speed 45% of observations Assembly process at slow speed 5% of observations Production is stopped due to no operator 5% of observations Production is stopped due to no material 10% of observations

          Emirates Consultant conducted a work sampling studies for 5 consecutive days at an assembly
factory. A total of 48 observations were made during the 8 hour working period for each day.
The data collected during the 5 day studies is illustrated in Table 1. The whole assembly
process is operating on 5 working days per week, 95% rating and the company's allowable
allowances is 20%.
(i) Compute the standard time (min/unit) for the assembly process.
(ii) At peak demand period, the factory is normally required to produce 3,100 units per week.
If only 60% of the employee is willing to work over time, compute the average overtime per
day must be arranged in order to meet the peak demand.
Data
Item
Total input over 5 days studies
2,500 unit
Assembly process at fast speed
35% of observations
Assembly process at moderate speed
45% of observations
Assembly process at slow speed
5% of observations
Production is stopped due to no operator
5% of observations
Production is stopped due to no material
10% of observations

Emirates Consultant conducted a work sampling studies for 5 consecutive days at an assembly
factory. A total of 48 observations were made during the 8 hour working period for each day.
The data collected during the 5 day studies is illustrated in Table 1. The whole assembly
process is operating on 5 working days per week, 95% rating and the company's allowable
allowances is 20%.
(i) Compute the standard time (min/unit) for the assembly process.
(ii) At peak demand period, the factory is normally required to produce 3,100 units per week.
If only 60% of the employee is willing to work over time, compute the average overtime per
day must be arranged in order to meet the peak demand.
Data
Item
Total input over 5 days studies
2,500 unit
Assembly process at fast speed
35% of observations
Assembly process at moderate speed
45% of observations
Assembly process at slow speed
5% of observations
Production is stopped due to no operator
5% of observations
Production is stopped due to no material
10% of observations

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