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otez555 [7]
1 year ago
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The​ ________ layout's main objective is to equalize the task time for each station.

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Mandarinka [93]1 year ago
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Equalizing task time for each station is the fundamental goal of the fixed position layout. The correct answer is option (d). Fixed position.

<h3>What is fixed position layout?</h3>

With a fixed-position arrangement, the product may stay put while personnel and equipment can move to it as needed. Ships, aircraft, and building projects are examples of products that cannot be moved that are often constructed utilising a fixed-position arrangement.

Facilities can be laid out in one of four ways: process, product, fixed-position, or cellular. Workflow is organised around the manufacturing process in the process layout. Fixed-Position Layouts need the personnel, materials, and equipment to go to the production area, and the equipment is typically left in place since it is either too costly or too complex to shift. Low fixed costs are a benefit of fixed-position layouts, whereas high variable costs are a drawback.

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