MSFGG4019 — Manage glass and glazing industry production scheduling

1 Identify production and resource requirements

• 1.1Identify production requirements from analyses of sales forecasts, stock holdings and other relevant workplace documentation
• 1.2Identify and confirm production priorities by evaluating documentation and consulting with relevant internal and external personnel
• 1.3Identify the factors to be taken into account and the interrelationships between them when developing and managing the production schedule
• 1.4Determine raw materials, packaging, consumables, equipment and human resources are adequate to meet production requirements

2 Develop production schedules

• 2.1Consult with key production personnel to obtain required information about production opportunities and constraints
• 2.2Develop the production schedule using a planning application to achieve quantities, budgets, timelines and other production requirements, and to minimise costs and holdings of product and maximise production efficiency
• 2.3Document the production schedule in a format suited to relevant personnel and make it available to them

3 Monitor production schedules implementation

• 3.1Monitor production output against the schedule
• 3.2Identify variations and their causes between the schedule and output, and liaise with relevant personnel according to workplace procedures
• 3.3Identify and assess the impact on production of resource shortages and other potential and actual unforeseen events
• 3.4Identify and assess the impact of failures to meet delivery deadlines and other requirements and negotiate with relevant production personnel to rectify failures

4 Amend production schedules

• 4.1Identify the time and resource implications of unforeseen events, revise resource requirements and adjust the schedule
• 4.2Negotiate production schedule amendments with relevant production personnel
• 4.3Amend and distribute schedule documentation to relevant personnel according to workplace procedures

5 Review production schedules

• 5.1Identify, investigate and report variances in production against the schedule according to workplace procedures
• 5.2Seek feedback from production personnel
• 5.3Seek feedback from production personnel to identify opportunities to improve the production schedule
• 5.4Revise the scheduling process to reflect identified improvement opportunities and communicate changes to relevant personnel

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