1a.
Throughput time is the total amount of time required to complete a process. For example, the time required to manufacture machinery from the beginning till its end is the throughput time. Processing capacity, inspection time, move time, and queue time all contribute to throughput time. Wait time is not included in the calculation of throughput time.
:
The throughput time for each month.
2a.
The various quality control measures that result in a positive direction will help in improving the company’s performance. For instance, testing the units produced and determining if they are within the defined set of quality criteria.
To identify:
The areas in which the company seems to be improving.
3a.
Throughput time:
Throughput time is the elapsed time from the time of inception of the production process till the goods are dispatched to the customer.
Manufacturing cycle efficiency:
The manufacturing cycle refers to the amount of time in the manufacturing process that is spent on enriching or improving the product.
:
The throughput time and MCE for Month 5.
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