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Layout, or the physical organization of people, materials and
machines within a workplace, is at the very heart of productivity.
This book will enable the reader to create productive layouts
quickly and smoothly. Plant layout and facility planning are
closely associated in industrial and commercial enterprises, and
affect operating efficiency and productivity now and in the future.
Layout chapters include: Plant Layout, Facility Design, Floor
Planning Layout benefits and concepts Layout and how it can enhance
productivity Work flow and facility layout Sequence of actions The
big picture for a layout Factors to consider in a layout and
relocation Relocate for cost reasons Glossary of layout terms If
you only read one layout chapter Step one, to create a layout What
is the degree of difficulty? Block layout, and detailed layout What
format, CAD or paper-dolls? Create layouts, explore options
Relationships of layout components Ownership in a layout Tools to
apply, for successful layouts Technology transfer, documentation
The destination; prepare it Pack and move Master plan a facility
Workplace layout Office move, a special case A jam-packed building
and how to cope Relocation to an existing company facility Layout
for the truly expert Layout during facility consolidation Chapters
in the ection on Facility Relocation, Merger, and Consolidation
include: Overview, a facility instead of or in addition to Time to
expand Time to relocate Justification, both objective and
subjective The marketplace which solicits business to locate in
their areas Relocation incentives and taxes Just where, exactly
Site search process Quality Of Life, and Culture Shock The need for
confidentiality Red flags and warning signs Master Plan for a
campus, of multiple facilities A "simple" move A "simple" expansion
Create a facility from scratch Consolidation, merger, of equipment,
facility or process Typical sequence of actions, for a facility
project Chapters explain what and why, and list actions to create
productive layouts quickly and smoothly within the physical
constraints of the facility. They improve project management by
highlighting which practices to utilize and which missteps to
avoid, and extend the technical capabilities of your staff. This
book will guide your organization through practical strategic and
hands-on instruction, enable creation of new productive layouts
quickly and smoothly within the physical constraints of the
facility, as well as Consider and optimize factors which extend the
layout's contribution now and through the years. Extend the
technical capabilities of your staff . Improve project management
by highlighting which practices to utilize and which missteps to
avoid. A thoughtful layout can achieve many efficiencies in a new
or existing facility. Facility layouts and floor plans tend to be
replaced infrequently, because a revision can be expensive and
cause disruption as it is installed. Better get it right.
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