Final Project MM150
FINAL
PROJECTMM150:
SURVEY OF
MATHEMATICS
Paula Simpson- 6/11/14
FUTURE POSITION- C.I.
MANAGER
My Responsibilities as a C.I. Manager would include the following:
• Facilitate teams to drive improvement and measurable goals
• Gather, analyze data to forecast where improvements or systems need to be set 1,2,3… in the facility
• Develop Financial justification for improvements that cost money what will the cost savings be in future state • Measure KPI’s and 100 % (Do it right the first time) mentality, be a change agent for the facility
• Facilitate improvement projects are completed create processes to achieve sustainability(http://myoffice.conagrafoods.net/hr/Attr act/default.aspx)
ALGEBRAIC FORMULA
TO SOLVE VOLUME
In my new position I will need to figure volume of cans a line can produce in a 20 hour period. v=s*m*h ( Angel, Abbott, Runde,A Survey of
Mathematics with Applications 9 th edition ,2013) v=s*m=cans per minute* 20 hours
Speed = 428 cans per minute (optimal speed)
428 cans* 60 minutes= 25,680 cans per minute
25,680 * 20 hours = 513,600
Now we have 2 machines so what is the capability: 513,660 *2 machines= 1,027,200 cans in 20 hours is the capability of volume
V=1,007,200 cans
CALCULATE MTBF – MEAN
TIME BETWEEN FAILURE
To figure and determine the time between failures on a line to help problems solve and use root cause analysis tools to increase the time between failures this is how I would figure it:
MTBF= uptime (minutes in production/# of unplanned failures
MTBF= 18,568 minutes/678
MTBF= 27.36
MTBF= 27 minutes between failure on that line(Harry, M. J. and Lawson, R. (1990) “Six
Sigma Producibility Analysis and Process
Characterization.” Motorola University Press)
References:
( Angel, Abbott, Runde, A Survey of Mathematics with
Applications 9th edition ,2013
Harry, M. J. and Lawson, R. (1990) “Six Sigma Producibility Analysis and
Process Characterization.” Motorola University Press
PROJECTMM150:
SURVEY OF
MATHEMATICS
Paula Simpson- 6/11/14
FUTURE POSITION- C.I.
MANAGER
My Responsibilities as a C.I. Manager would include the following:
• Facilitate teams to drive improvement and measurable goals
• Gather, analyze data to forecast where improvements or systems need to be set 1,2,3… in the facility
• Develop Financial justification for improvements that cost money what will the cost savings be in future state • Measure KPI’s and 100 % (Do it right the first time) mentality, be a change agent for the facility
• Facilitate improvement projects are completed create processes to achieve sustainability(http://myoffice.conagrafoods.net/hr/Attr act/default.aspx)
ALGEBRAIC FORMULA
TO SOLVE VOLUME
In my new position I will need to figure volume of cans a line can produce in a 20 hour period. v=s*m*h ( Angel, Abbott, Runde,A Survey of
Mathematics with Applications 9 th edition ,2013) v=s*m=cans per minute* 20 hours
Speed = 428 cans per minute (optimal speed)
428 cans* 60 minutes= 25,680 cans per minute
25,680 * 20 hours = 513,600
Now we have 2 machines so what is the capability: 513,660 *2 machines= 1,027,200 cans in 20 hours is the capability of volume
V=1,007,200 cans
CALCULATE MTBF – MEAN
TIME BETWEEN FAILURE
To figure and determine the time between failures on a line to help problems solve and use root cause analysis tools to increase the time between failures this is how I would figure it:
MTBF= uptime (minutes in production/# of unplanned failures
MTBF= 18,568 minutes/678
MTBF= 27.36
MTBF= 27 minutes between failure on that line(Harry, M. J. and Lawson, R. (1990) “Six
Sigma Producibility Analysis and Process
Characterization.” Motorola University Press)
References:
( Angel, Abbott, Runde, A Survey of Mathematics with
Applications 9th edition ,2013
Harry, M. J. and Lawson, R. (1990) “Six Sigma Producibility Analysis and
Process Characterization.” Motorola University Press
References: ( Angel, Abbott, Runde, A Survey of Mathematics with Applications 9th edition ,2013 Harry, M. J. and Lawson, R. (1990) “Six Sigma Producibility Analysis and Process Characterization.” Motorola University Press (http://myoffice.conagrafoods.net/hr/Attract/default.aspx) 5