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Referensi
1. Askin, R.G., and Standridge, C.R., (1993), Modeling and Analysis of Manufacturing Systems, John Wiley & Sons. 2. Hitomi, K., (1996), Manufacturing System Engineering, Taylor & Francis. 3. Askin, R.G., and Standridge, C.R., (2002), Design and Analysis of Lean Production Systems, John Wiley & Sons. 4. Groover, M.P.,(2001), Otomation, Production System and Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Prentice Hall. 5. Singh, N., (1996), Systems Approach to Computer-Integrated Design and Manufakturing, John Wiley & Sons. 6. Suzaki, K., (1993), Tantangan Industri Manufaktur, Productivity & Quality Management Consultans
Tujuan Instruksional
1. Memperkenalkan cara pikir sistemik terintegrasi dan metoda keteknikindustrian dalam memecahkan permasalahan dalam sistem manufaktur 2. Mahasiswa dapat melakukan analisis dan memodelkan sistem manufaktur
Rule Of Conduct
Min 80% Present in Classroom Present in Class Before Starting the Lecture Dont Use Sandal, Kaos Oblong and Hand Phone ringing During the Lecture Having Good Attitude
Assessment
Requirements: Min 80% Present in Class Having Good Attitude Score/Grade : A, B, C, D, E Mid Semester Test (UTS) : 35% Final Test (UAS): 35% Assignment (Tugas) : 30%
Teknik Industri menggunakan pengetahuan dan keahlian dalam ilmu-ilmu matematika, alam dan sosial secara bersama-sama dengan prinsip-prinsip dan metodametoda analisis dan perancangan kerekayasaan untuk menentukan, memprediksikan dan mengevaluasi hasilhasil yang diperoleh dari sistem integral tersebut.
*) The Institute of Industrial Engineering Teknik Industri UNIJOYO Sistem Manufaktur (TKI 249) 6
*) Biles, W.E., The engineering science of industrial engineering: a viewpoint of industrial engineering curriculum, IEE Transaction 23, 1991, 208-214. Teknik Industri UNIJOYO Sistem Manufaktur (TKI 249) 8
Operational Science
Production Engineering
*) BIles, W.E., The engineering science of industrial engineering: a viewpoint of industrial engineering curriculum, IEE Transaction 23, 1991, 208-214. Teknik Industri UNIJOYO Sistem Manufaktur (TKI 249) 10
Manufaktur ?
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Manufaktur? (Teknologi)
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Manufaktur ? (Ekonomi)
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RAW MATERIALS
Flow of
Information
PROCESS
Materials
PRODUCTS
CONTROL
Flow of
Flow of cost
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INPUTS - FINANCIAL - HUMAN - MATERIAL - INFORMATION - TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMATION PROCESS LABORS EFFORTS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS
EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
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Definisi manufacturing
CIRP (International Conference on Production Engineering), 1983:
A Series of interrelated activities and operations involving the design, materials selection, planning, manufacturing production, quality assurance, management and marketing of products of the manufacturing industries.
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Production adalah aktivitas fisik untuk mengubah suatu bentuk material menjadi bentuk lain yang lebih bernilai
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Siklus Manufaktur
Pemasaran Perancangan Produk Perancangan Process
Pengendalian Persediaan
Perencanaan Produksi
Konsumen
Penyimpanan Pengiriman
Proses Pembuatan
Penerimaan
Pengendalian Kualitas
Pengendalian Produksi
Pengendalian Proses
Pengendalian Peralatan
Pemasok
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Sistem Personalia
Sistem Manajemen
SISTEM MANUFAKTUR
SISTEM PRODUKSI Desain produk dan proses
P erencanaan produksi P engendalian produksi
Studi Pasar
Aktivitas P roduksi
Penjaminan Kualitas
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Sistem Manufaktur
Sistem manufaktur adalah sistem yang melakukan proses transformasi/konversi keinginan (needs) konsumen menjadi produk jadi yang berkualitas tinggi Keinginan konsumen diketahui dari studi pasar, yang kemudian keinginan ini diterjemahkan menjadi desain produk, dan kemudian menjadi desain proses Komitmen terhadap kualitas
Kualitas produk harus dimiliki oleh setiap level dalam perusahaan pada setiap tahap proses produksi
Dalam proses transformasi ini terjadi pertambahan nilai
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Firm Level
Manufacturing at the firm level involves several variables which can be broadly grouped into the following three categories:
Technical Commercial Management
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Technical
The technical side has been discussed before and involves various issues related to the science, engineering and technology aspects of manufacturing.
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Commercial
The commercial side deals with issues such as costs, sales, revenue and profits. Each of these involves many variables. For example, the costs can be investment costs, unit manufacturing costs, cost of rework and so on. The basic bottom line for a firm is that it must make reasonable profit for its investment.
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Management
Deal with managing the various activities at strategic and operational levels taking into account the many different legal and sociopolitical aspects and various constraints. Another very important issue relates to the organizational side that deals with the human related issues organisational structure, communication and flow of information, skill base of the workforce and so on.
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National Level
In the national level, a manufacturing firm is influenced by factors such as market competition and government policies. Obviously, the market competition is not only determined by manufactured goods within the nation but also affected by imported manufactured goods.
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National Level
Some of the government policies that affect the manufacturing enterprise are indicated below. Industry or Technology development policies, Taxation policies, Environmental policies. Trade policies export and import subsidies, protection Financial investment
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Level 3
Research and Development Finance
Strategic Level
Partnerships
Level 2
Accounting Legal
Operations Level
Planning
Level 1
Process Level
SUPPLIERS
Inputs
Processes
Outputs
CUSTOMERS
Human Resource
Environmental
Marketing
New Technologies
Socio/Political
New Markets
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Level 1
This level corresponds to the shop floor level and has three key elements - Inputs, Process and Outputs.
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Level 2
This level includes Level 1 as well as six new elements. The focus of this level is management of business at the operations level and the six new elements with a range of operational issues.
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Level 3
This level includes the Levels 1 and 2 and six new elements. Here, the management focus is long term and strategic. This is important, as survival of businesses in the fiercely competitive global market requires long term strategies. The six new elements deal with a range of long term issues.
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Level of Analysis
Facilities Planning
Product design and Process Planning Production Planning
Hours-Weeks
Minutes-Hours Seconds-Minutes
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Production control
Quality control Machine-level real-time control
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Jenis sistem: MTS=make to stock; ATO=assemble to order; MTO=make to order; ETO=engineer to order Jenis respon: FS=flow shop; BP=batch production; JS=job shop
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