Welcome
to the course on
Industrial Engineering
and Management
ME3L504- Lateral 3
Dr. Gaurav Bartarya
Assistant Professor, SMS
Industrial Engineering and Management
Planning, organizing and supervising activities in the
contexts of production (manufacturing and services)
Delivery-focused, ensuring that an organization successfully
turns inputs to outputs in a most efficient manner.
The inputs can be anything from materials, equipment and
technology to human resources such as staff or workers.
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Course Content
Introduction to Industrial Engineering,
Productivity, ways to improve productivity,
Time study, Work measurement,
Ergonomics,
Types of Production systems, Plant location and Plant Layouts,
Assembly lines,
Product life cycle, Design process of product, Rapid
prototyping,
Break even analysis, Profit volume graph
Quality control, Total Quality Management, ISO
Statistical Quality Control, Acceptance sampling,
Content contd..
Forecasting: Forecasting Techniques
Scheduling: MPS, Resource scheduling
Material Resource Planning: MRP, MRP II, ERP
Inventory control, inventory models, EOQ, Safety Stock, ABC
Analysis, JIT
Project Management, PERT and CPM, Project crashing
Reliability and Maintenance, Replacement
Principle of Management, Organization charts, Job evaluation,
Merit rating, Wage incentive systems.
Text/Reference Books
Salvendy G., Handbook of Industrial Engineering: Technology and
Operations Management, Wiley publication.
Buffa, Modern production/operations management, Wiley India.
Krajewski, Operations management, Pearson Education.
Grant Leavenworth, Statistical Quality Control
O P Khanna, Industrial Engg. And Mgt
M. Mahajan, Statistical Quality Control
Evaluation scheme
Mid Sem. Exam: 30-40%
End Sem. Exam: 40-50%
Rest: 20-30%
Quiz (s)
Assignments
Term paper ppt (with voice over) submission
Class schedule:
Monday: 9:00AM to 11:00AM
Wednesday: 4:30PM to 5:30 PM
Introduction
to
Industrial Engineering
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Definition
Fierce Competition in Economy.
Customers demands are rising.
Challenge for industries to produce goods of
right quantity, quality , in time and at
minimum cost.
Industrial Engineering plays a pivotal role in
meeting these challenges.
Industrial Engineering concepts are used
to analyse and improve the work methods,
Aims to eliminate waste, proper allocation and
utilization of resources.
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Definition
Definition by American Institute of Industrial Engineers
(AIIE)
“Industrial Engineering is concerned with the design,
improvement and installation of integrated system of men,
materials and equipment. It draws upon specialized
knowledge and skills in the mathematical, physical sciences
together with the principles and methods of engineering
analysis and design to specify, predict and evaluate the
results to be obtained from such system.”
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Objectives of IE
The prime objective of industrial engineering is;
1- To increase the productivity.
2- Eliminating waste and non-value added activities.
3- Improving the effective utilization of resources.
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History & Development
It is linked with industrial revolution and passed through
many phases to reach present advanced stage.
Frederick Taylor is named as father of scientific
management and industrial engineering.
But before Frederick Taylor, Adam Smith gave concept of
Division of Labour through his book The Wealth of
Nations.
Also James Watt, Boultin Mathew and Robinson obtained a
place in the history of Industrial Engineering because of
their work related with improvements in the performance
of machines and industries.
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1.2 History & Development
Period between 1882-1912 was the
critical period in the history of Industrial
Engineering. Important works during this
period are;
Factory system, Owner, Engineer and
Manager concept.
Equal work, equal pay and incentives.
Scheduling and Gantt Charts.
Engineers interest in cost control and
accounting.
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Industrial Engineering Approach
At problem identification/definition stage
following steps must be taken;
1- Collect and record all the facts about the
operation using various recording techniques like
charts, diagrams or models.
2- Critical Examination of all facts by asking series
of questions.
3- Alternative ways are found by techniques like
brainstorming.
4- based upon the criteria fixed for evaluation, the
best alternative is selected.
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Objectives of Industrial Engineering
The basic objectives of Industrial Engineering
departments are;
1- To establish methods for improving the
operations and controlling the production
costs.
2- To develop programmes for reducing these
costs.
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Industrial Engineering in Service
Sector
Large number of industrial engineers are in demand and
attracted to careers in exciting, challenging and
rewarding new fields.
The various service industries are;
1- Health Service.
2- Government Organizations.
3- Banking.
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