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Chapter 3 master scheduling Flashcards

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  1. After production planning the next step in the manufacturing planning and control process is to prepare…
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Master production schedule MPS; What manufacturing will actually build

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  1. Master scheduling: master production schedule is the basis for communications between…
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sales and manufacturing

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  1. Master scheduling:MPS is the priority plan for
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Manufacturing

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  1. Master scheduling: MPS drives the
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Material requirements plan; basis for calculating capacity and resources necessary

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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; the objectives of the MPS?
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  1. To maintain the desired level of customer service by maintaining inventory levels to meet customer requirements
  2. To make the best use of material, labor, and equipment
    3 to maintain inventory investment at the required levels
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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; Three steps in preparing the MPS
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  1. Develop preliminary MPS
  2. Check the Preliminary MPS against the available capacity
  3. Resolve differences between the preliminary MPS and the capacity available
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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; Once the preliminary master production schedules are made they must be checked against available capacity. This process is called?
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Rough-cut capacity planning

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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; rough-cut capacity planning checks for…
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availability of critical resources such as operations, labor, and materials

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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; rough-cut capacity planning; is the available capacity…
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Greater than the required capacity; adjustments may have to be made in overtime, labor, or equipment to meet customer needs

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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; The MPS must be judged by three criteria…
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  1. Resource use
  2. Customer service
  3. Cost
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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; Master schedule decisions; the MPS should represent as clearly as possible what…
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manufacturing will make;

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  1. Master scheduling: Developing a master production schedule MPS; Planning horizon Is the…
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Time spent for which plans are made; a period equal to the time required to accomplish the plan

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  1. Master scheduling: Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; the production plan reconciles the…
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Total forecast demand with available resources;

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  1. master scheduling: Production planning, master scheduling, and sales;MPS is a plan for ….
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What production can do

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  1. master scheduling: Production planning, master scheduling, and sales Available to promise
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ATP is that portion of a firm’s inventory that is planned production that is not already committed and is available to the customer

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50 Master scheduling:The MPS and delivery promises; The ATP is calculated by adding

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Scheduled receipt to the beginning inventory and subtracting actual orders

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52 Master scheduling:Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; Projected available balance; The demand time fence

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The demand time fence is the number of periods beginning with. One in which changes are not accepted due to excessive cost caused by schedule distribution

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52 Master scheduling:Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; Projected available balance; For periods Before the demand time fence the PAB is calculated as

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Prior PERIOD PAB or on hand balance + the MPS - customer orders; This process ignores the forecast and assumes that the only effect will be from customer orders.

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52 Master scheduling:Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; Projected available balance; For periods AFTER the demand time fence the PAB is calculated Using

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For periods after the demand time fence the PAB is calculated using the forecast or customer orders whichever is greater

PAB = prior. PAB + MPS - greater of customer orders or the forecast

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54 Master scheduling:Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; Projected available balance; What are the three time fences?

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  1. Frozen zone
  2. Slushy zone
  3. Liquid zone
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54 Master scheduling:Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; Projected available balance; Frozen zone

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In the frozen zone capacity and materials are committed to specific orders; changes would result in excessive costs

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53 Master scheduling:Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; Projected available balance; Slushy zone

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In the slushy zone, capacity and materials are committed in a lesser extent in this area trade-offs can be negotiated between marketing and manufacturing

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