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Plant Operations Management optimizes the labor resources that fall within the four walls of a manufacturing plant. Managing labor in the plant allows manufacturers to clearly identify the true cost of making products and delivering services to their customers.
Benefits of Plant Operations Management
Plant Operations Management extends labor tracking to address the complete labor picture, including direct, indirect, down and idle time. In addition, it encompasses full WIP and quality tracking, providing frontline managers with greater visibility to the status of the production schedule. Further, payroll hours can be reconciled with production hours, allowing supervisors to measure labor productivity.
Real time shop floor information allows frontline managers to make proactive changes that directly impact labor productivity. Further, shop floor supervisors who are required to operate within a set of manufacturing standards can also have visibility to the efficiency of their operations.
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