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Production Management Mastery: Planning to Quality Control
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3,592 students

Production Management Mastery: Planning to Quality Control

Manufacturing process| Network Analysis| Break Even Point Analysis| optimization| JIT| Quality| Production| Operations|
Last updated 12/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn about the functions of the production manager, the process of selecting an appropriate location for a manufacturing unit
  • Learn about appropriate placement of men, machinery and equipment within the manufacturing unit
  • The course also covers the aspects of procuring the right quantity of material and at the right time for use in production
  • efficient storage of material, and the appropriate placement of machines to achieve the desired production levels
  • The learner also gets to understand the various models for minimization / optimization of processing time
  • The importance of the consistency of product quality and the concept of zero customer defection is adequately covered

Course content

7 sections55 lectures7h 19m total length
  • Introduction to Production Management6:19
  • Types of Products5:27

    Identify end products and intermediate products with examples like refrigerators and steel plates; production management coordinates materials, machines, manpower, methods, money, and markets to maximize output per rupee.

  • Role of Production Management in an organization7:40

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Production Management Terms

Description

Introduction

Production management is the backbone of any successful organization, ensuring smooth operations, optimized resources, and quality output. This comprehensive course is designed to provide you with the knowledge and tools to excel in production planning, inventory control, scheduling, and quality assurance. Whether you're a beginner or a professional looking to upskill, this course will guide you through the fundamental and advanced aspects of production management.

Course Structure

Section 1: Introduction to Production Management

Begin your journey by understanding the core principles of production management. Learn about the various types of products and explore the crucial role production management plays in driving organizational success.

Section 2: Types of Production Systems

Dive into different production systems, including job, batch, and flow production. Explore the dynamics of assembly lines, intermittent production, and process plants, and understand how to choose the right system for your needs.

Section 3: Locational Planning and Plant Layout

Master the art of locational planning by analyzing key factors that influence decisions. Gain insights into designing efficient plant layouts, identifying materials, and managing stores for seamless operations.

Section 4: Inventory Control Models

Understand the significance of inventory control in production management. Learn about various inventory control models, the make-or-buy decision-making process, and Material Requirements Planning (MRP) systems with practical examples.

Section 5: Scheduling in Production Management

Scheduling is critical for timely and cost-effective production. This section introduces you to scheduling techniques, from master production schedules to practical scheduling strategies, ensuring smooth workflow and resource utilization.

Section 6: Breakeven and Network Analysis

Explore the concepts of breakeven analysis and its role as a decision-making tool. Learn about Pert and CPM, network analysis, and critical path methods, equipping you to tackle complex production challenges with confidence.

Section 7: Quality Control and Advanced Techniques

Quality control is vital to maintaining standards and customer satisfaction. Delve into sampling techniques, control charts, Total Quality Management (TQM), and advanced concepts like Just-in-Time (JIT) and robotics in production.

Conclusion

By the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of production management principles and practices. Equipped with the skills to optimize processes, manage resources, and ensure quality, you'll be ready to make significant contributions to any production environment.

Who this course is for:

  • Students, Professionals
  • Anyone who wants to learn about Production Management