Results for “manufacturing”

Rolled-up standard cost of one unit of a product from its BOM, bought-in costs, and labour and overhead rates.

Standard costing variances: material price and usage, labour rate and efficiency, favourable or adverse.

Whole units to start for a required good output at a process yield, and the scrap that allows for.

Overall equipment effectiveness (availability x performance x quality) in basis points, from times and counts.

Explode a multi-level bill of materials into exact total quantities per component, with scrap and cycle checks.

Economic batch quantity: the EOQ for a batch made at a finite production rate, in whole units.

Deterministic lot or batch code YYDDD-LL-SSS from the production date (Julian day), line and sequence.

Capacity against routed load per work centre over a period, with efficiency, utilisation and overload flags.

Check a measurement against a nominal size and its upper and lower deviations, in whole micrometres.

Takt time: available production time divided by customer demand, exact and in whole seconds.

Check a 17-character vehicle identification number and its check digit; enforced for North American VINs.

Construction Industry Scheme deduction (0, 20 or 30%) on the labour part of a subcontractor payment.

Packs of tiles, paint, plasterboard or flooring to cover an area, with waste and coats, rounded up to whole packs.

Build a deterministic stock-keeping unit code from a prefix and product attributes.

Apply BOGOF, 3-for-2, percent off, amount off and multibuy deals to a basket, best for the customer, allocated to lines.

Profit on a sale with both the margin and the markup, so the two are never confused.