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a_sh-v [17]
2 years ago
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B. In a time study, an analyst observed a worker who prepared hamburgers at the Blimpy Burger restaurant. The recorded average t

ime for the worker to make a hamburger was 4 minutes. Using the Westinghouse performance rating system, the analyst wrote these codes: Skill C1, Effort E1, Conditions D, Consistency B. Assume the following time allowances: personal allowance 4%, fatigue allowance 3%, unavoidable equipment delays 5%. What is the standard time to prepare a hamburger at the Blimpy Burger restaurant
Business
1 answer:
vampirchik [111]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

4 minutes and 42 seconds is the standard time.

Explanation:

We observe 4 minutes

<u>The employee has the following factors:</u>

Good Skill(C1)  + 0.06

Fair Effort(E1) - 0.04

Average Conditions: 0.00

Excellent Consistency: +0.03

Sum: 0.05

The worker is 5% above average

<u>The allowance will be:</u>

4% personal + 3% fatigue + 5% equipment = 12%

4.00 minutes x (1.05) x (1.12) = 4.704

We convert that in second: 0.704 x 60 = 42 seconds

4 minutes and 42 seconds is the standard time.

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