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Open IIS Help. , which is accessible in IIS Manager (inetmgr), and search for topics titled Web Site Setup. , Common Administrative Tasks. , and About Custom Error Messages. TacT Audio. Sign In:. (This site is monitored. Unauthorized use prohibited.). Login Name:. Password:. Change Password:. (Optional). New Password:. Verify New Password:. , This is a demo site. Use admin/admin for name/password. Engineering bill of materials by Jon Clancy, CIRAS. An engineering bill of materials (BOM) is often compared to a cake recipe. Both identify and list the components of a finished product. While the cake recipe identifies ingredients such as flour, sugar, and eggs, the BOM identifies and lists all raw materials, subassemblies, and even intangibles that contribute to the costs of manufacturing a product. While a recipe and a BOM are similar, the consequences of inaccuracy are not. The wrong ingredient in a cake recipe may create a " flop " that ends up in the garbage, a loss, but one that could be resolved in a matter of hours by baking a second cake. Producing product with a wrong component in an engineering BOM is not so easily resolved. It can negatively impact your company's performance through incorrect costing of product,. inaccurate inventory levels,. accounting variances,. customer returns,. production of out-of-spec units,. potential product liability claims. An accurate engineering BOM is a prerequisite to developing other operating systems. It's a " building block, " a central source of information that supports product costing, inventory control, and engineering documentation. A bill of materials may be in a tree form, or more typically in a printed document indented to the lowest level required to accurately describe all material and subassemblies of the parent (or level one) product (Table 1). Whether you utilize the tree or indented method, the key to understanding BOMs is their leveled structure with a " bottoms up " or " goes into " organization. For example, level three components always " go into " level two components, level two components always " go into " the parent (or level one) finished product. However, not all components at a given level require a supporting or lower level. If a sub-assembly at level two is a purchased part, there is no need for a lower, or supporting level (For example, PN15476-62009 [I] Control). Conversely, if a level two component is fabricated in-house, all materials that " go into " the level two component must be identified and listed at a lower or supporting level (For example, PN14644-38389 [AA] Precipitator Assembly). The BOM should be considered an engineering document that accurately identifies and lists the components required to produce a given product at a given revision level. BOMs can be designed to reflect varying degrees of complexity, depending upon the company needs. Utilized as a basic engineering document, the minimal requirements for BOM information should include structure level,. part number,. revision level,. quantity required,. unit of measure,. description, and. make or buy indicator. BOMs may be single or multi-level, depending upon company inventory and marketing policies. BOMs can be enhanced to include costing information by including labor and material costs in each lower level component and adding these costs from the bottom to the parent level. Application of overhead rates will then provide fully burdened manufacturing costs. Caution must be exercised when converting engineering BOMs to cost BOMs. Labor and material standards on cost BOMs are an estimate, and provide an accounting standard for the fiscal year. Consequently, they are a reference that must be adjusted by both labor and material variances to obtain actual costs. The accuracy of BOMs is paramount when considering a switch to computerized MRP systems. Basic guidelines for BOM structure include: Each part number must be uniqueÄno duplication allowed. Part number identification system must be compatible with software. For example, some software requires numeric identification only. Units of measure on BOM must be as purchased. For example, if purchased in feet, express usage in feet. Material use must be adjusted for predictable shrinkage. The engineering BOM and routing sheets are two of the most important documents associated with the manufacturing process. The importance of maintaining accuracy cannot be overemphasized when considering the substantial impact that they have on product costing, inventory, and production management. Table 1:. Level. Part #. Revision. Quantity. Unit. Make/buy. 16844-23003. B Parent. Ea. Field Adapter. Make. 15476-62009. J 1. Control. Buy. 16763-87001. C 1. Moisture Tester. 18701-19302. B 4. Enclosure. 12000-14273. D 4. Machine Screw. 09000-16001. F 1. Encapsulant. 14644-38389. AA. Precipitator Assy. 52010-48007. E 2. Element. 57002-55100. Housing. 98002-66600. D 8. 12000-14267. G 2. Precipitator. , The Toyota Way. , by Jeffrey K Liker, Ph.D. , Buy the 8-page summary today!Toyota is the world's most profitable automaker. Its " secret weapon " is lean production - the revolutionary approach to business processes that it invented in the 1950s and has spent decades perfecting. Today, businesses around the world are trying to emulate Toyota's remarkable success by working to implement the company's radical system for speeding up business and service processes, reducing waste, and improving quality. It is a system that is derived from balancing the role of people in an organizational culture that expects and values their continuous improvements, with a technical system that is focused on high-value-added " flow. " , To help other companies learn to continually improve on what they do, Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan Dr Jeffrey K Liker describes the results of his year-long research into Toyota and its managers, executives, suppliers and training centers., While detailing the company's culture, processes and people, Liker provides readers with a management model that can be used to transform business across industries, and the key principles that drive the techniques and tools of the Toyota Production System and the management of Toyota in general. These principles embody the long-term philosophy, processes, results, people, partners and problem solving that drive the organizational learning at Toyota, and can make the Toyota Way work for any organization., Using Operational Excellence as a Strategic Weapon, Toyota first caught the world's attention in the 1980s, when it became clear that there was something special about Japanese quality and efficiency. Japanese cars were lasting longer than American cars and required much less repair. By the 1990s, it was apparent that there was something even more special about Toyota compared to other automakers in Japan. It was the way Toyota engineered and manufactured the autos that led to unbelievable consistency in the process and product., Toyota designed autos faster, with more reliability, yet at a competitive cost, even when paying the relatively high wages of Japanese workers. Equally impressive was that every time Toyota showed an apparent weakness and seemed vulnerable to the competition, Toyota fixed the problem and came back even stronger., Today, Toyota is the third-largest auto manufacturer in the world, behind General Motors and Ford, with global vehicle sales of over 6 million per year in 170 countries. Auto industry analysts estimate that Toyota will pass Ford in global vehicles sold in 2005, and if current trends continue, it will eventually pass GM to become the largest automaker in the world., Quality Reputation, Much of Toyota's success comes from its astounding quality reputation. In 2003, Toyota recalled 79 percent fewer vehicles in the United States than Ford and 92 percent fewer than Chrysler. According to a 2003 study in Consumer Reports, 15 of the top 38 most reliable models from any manufacturer over the last seven years were made by Toyota/Lexus. The Toyota Production System is Toyota's unique approach to manufacturing. It is the basis for much of the " lean production " movement that has dominated manufacturing trends for the last 10 years. Lean manufacturing is a five-part process that includes defining customer value, defining the value stream, making it " flow, " " pulling " from the customer back, and striving for excellence. To be a lean manufacturer requires a way of thinking that focuses on making the product flow through value-adding processes without interruption (one-piece flow), a " pull " system that cascades back from customer demand by replenishing only what the next operation takes away at short intervals, and a culture in which everyone is striving continuously to improve. , by Bill Carreira. , Tools For Reducing Waste And Maximizing Profits, Lean manufacturing expert Bill Carreira wants to help manufacturers make lean manufacturing a reality. He has written Lean Manufacturing That Works to show companies how to create a lean culture by integrating lean thinking into the development and support of a business plan. To help businesses eliminate wasteful activity and free up time and resources to be devoted to value-added activities, Carreira presents lean-thinking principles that top management can embrace and share with everyone in the company. , Carreira breaks down Lean Manufacturing That Works into two sections: One discusses and illustrates the logic of what can be accomplished by adopting a lean operating philosophy, the other describes many of the tools of lean and how they can be put to good use. He bases his advice on the idea that to make money, you must be a premier satisfier of customer demands. How manufacturers manage and balance people, materials and machines is what leads to competitive effectiveness, and Carreira describes a better way to direct overall resources. Since survival depends on being more competitive, his advice helps company leaders compete better by showing them how to pay more attention to what they are doing., Give Customers What They Want, At the heart of the lean manufacturing message is the customer who is willing to buy the product being sold. Measuring all activity from the customer's point of view, Carreira writes, helps companies give the customer what he or she wants. Describing the steps along the way toward getting the product into the hands of customers ?. including considerations of cost and profit, metrics, cash flow, inventory and carrying cost ?. Carreira dissects the manufacturing process and sheds light into the shadows of inefficiencies and backward thinking., When discussing the importance of metrics in the continuous improvement process, Carreira writes, " What we measure dictates what we do. If we do not measure it, it's not important. " The trend being measured is often more important than the actual number, but the metrics control performance and business decisions. He explains that metrics must also be complementary and give everyone in the company the same message. Also, measurements should be taken of all activity across the entire value stream, rather than only of direct labor., Waste Elimination, Carreira explains, " One of the cornerstones of the lean philosophy is waste elimination. " To eliminate waste, it must first be identified. After describing how waste can be found in the time workers spend carrying a product across the production floor, or turning raw materials into product parts before they are needed, Carreira presents seven categories of waste that are addressed by lean theory. They are:, 1. Overproduction, 2. Unnecessary inventory , 3. Transport , 4. Process , 5. Activity resulting from rejected product , 6. Waiting , 7. Unnecessary motion, These activities add cost and do not cause a product to be transformed into a more complete product from the customer's point of view. They also reduce the profitability of an operation., After defining the differences in value-added (an activity that makes a product a more complete product), non-value-added (an activity that does not advance the product to a more complete or finished state), and required non-value-added (non-value- added activities that are required by the customer), Carreira explains how their costs can be reduced. The rest of Lean Manufacturing That Works shows manufacturers how to map out a lean manufacturing model by doing a baseline as a five-day event, performing a lean-engineering analysis, balancing the activity and creating a line or cell model. He also describes the best ways to make a 5S (sort, set in order, shine, standardize and sustain) system work: Get top management on board and firmly in the driver's seat. , Innovations in Competitive Manufacturing. , by Paul M Swamidass. , The Path of Improvement In America's Factories, It's no exaggeration to say that American manufacturing was knocked to the tarp by agile and quality-conscious Japanese competitors in the 1970s. The rebirth of American manufacturing has been written about in other books. The value of Innovations in Competitive Manufacturing, however, is its systemic, step-by-step overview, by experts in the field, of every important manufacturing innovation that occurred between 1980 and 2000. Edited by Auburn University professor Paul M Swamidass, the book brings together more than 40 academic experts writing on 34 innovations - from lean manufacturing and total quality management to concurrent engineering, mass customization, enterprise resource planning and flexible automation. , A New Manufacturing Strategy, One of the engines of the manufacturing resurgence, according to Swamidass and his co-authors, is a manufacturing strategy that is no longer limited to cost-reduction and minimization. Today's manufacturing strategists are going to look at quality, flexibility, dependability and timeliness as well. They will strive to acquire a competitive advantage through better product design, high customer satisfaction and faster new product introduction - goals that can be measured through specific manufacturing outcomes such as development costs, superior manufacturing technology, order processing time, development time, and production/transfer time., Core Manufacturing Competencies, Core manufacturing competencies are key to developing and implementing a successful modern manufacturing strategy. In a chapter on competencies, Michigan State University professor Morgan Schwink outlines seven core manufacturing competencies: improvement, innovation, integration, acuity (which is the ability to understand, acquire, develop and convey valuable information and insights regarding products or processes), agility and responsiveness., Schwink notes that improvement, innovation and integration are core competencies required to achieve growth strategies - in other words, long-term improvements in manufacturing outcomes, such as the ones listed above. Acuity, control, agility and responsiveness are " steady state " competencies - competencies that contribute to manufacturing outcomes today., Other Issues, In addition to manufacturing strategy, the book looks closely at issues such as lean production, redefined product design, supply chain management, improved costing measures and quality. Individual chapters break apart the specific innovative components of each issue. For example, the section on lean manufacturing includes chapters on just-in-time manufacturing, lean manufacturing implementation, total productive maintenance, cell manufacturing and predictive maintenance. Clear writing, the lack of technical jargon and the effective use of charts further enhance the accessibility of the chapters, non-manufacturing managers have nothing to fear in this text., All About Cell Manufacturing, The chapter on cell manufacturing, for example, uses an in-depth case study (one of four chapters to do so) to explain not only the concept but the challenges involved. While a dry explanation of cell manufacturing might have emphasized the physical restructuring involved - breaking the factoring into dedicated manufacturing cells focused on only one product or one class of product - the case study allows the authors of the chapter to emphasize the human element of the process. Cell manufacturing empowers employees - instead of running only one machine, hourly employees needed to learn all the operations of the cell and work in a team environment. Hourly employees also acquired some management functions, such as participating in hiring, skill level certification and promotion decisions. The change was significant for both employees and managers alike, leading to widespread resistance., Other more technical issues are also covered, as the authors of the chapter examine each of the four product cells in detail (including charts of traditional and cell layouts). The result is an in-depth explanation of cell manufacturing in a little more than 10 pages. , by David J Piasecki. , A comprehensive treatment of Inventory Accuracy and Cycle Counting in distribution, fulfillment, and manufacturing environments. Inventory accuracy starts with an understanding of the conditions under which errors occur and ends with error-resistant processes, intelligent use of technology, a well-trained and highly motivated workforce, and an ongoing process of continuous improvement. In between, there is cycle counting, root cause analysis, process evaluation, user interface design, procedures, employee training, accountability, control methods, process checks, audits, exception reporting, transaction techniques, measurement, counting methods, bar codes, RF systems, speech-based technology, light systems, and software. Inventory Accuracy: People, Processes, & Technology covers all of these topics and more in a comprehensive treatment of the subject of inventory accuracy in distribution, fulfillment, and manufacturing environments. In addition to documenting the standard tools and techniques used to achieve accuracy, the author provides insights as to why many of the standard solutions do not provide the best results and offers alternative methods. The focus on practical solutions that take into account the sometimes-conflicting priorities that affect accuracy, results in an approach that not only looks good on paper, but more importantly, works in the real world. , Directory Listing Denied. Directory Listing Denied. This Virtual Directory does not allow contents to be listed. Brighton Cromwell. Black Diamond Stoneworks. Atlas Coffee Importers. Oregon Department Of Human Services. Jostens. Omega Industries. LUX Windows. Aethon. Deleted Sentences 23.Oz Seals.Kenne Bell Superchargers. Total Repair Solutions. Argos Therapeutics. McIntosh Trail Family Practice Associates. BHS Printing Machinery. Lastra Imaging. Cevan International. Opportunity Development Centers. , It is 3:03:10 PM. Mennen Medical. University of Pittsburgh. Dynamic Moto Power. GetWell Network. Cody Laboratories. Technipak. Probe Industries. ARAMARK. Power Plex. Exigent Corporation. Total Logistics Partners. Mercury Online Solutions. Navigant Biotechnologies. 7/19/2009 10:52:20 AM - site has not been read after 07/18/09 15:02. 7/19/2009 9:55:51 AM - site has not been read after 07/18/09 15:02. Last updated in 2009. Inventory Software Network Back to top page |