This friendly, readable reference is for anyone associated with a manufacturing operation. It provides invaluable information on reducing costs, saving calendar time, improving safety, and building morale in the manufacturing operation. Fundamentals of Shop Operations Management: Work Station Dynamics will be especially reassuring for young engineers facing the challenges of manufacturing a product competitively. The user can refer to the book for the available ways and methods to solve the problem at hand, and then select a solution and modify an approach to suit the circumstances.

Fundamentals of Shop Operations Management: Work Station Dynamics

Business & Money

Koenig, Daniel T.

Management & Leadership

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

This practical guide explains how to use your engineering know-how to satisfy customer needs. Providing entrepreneurs with a roadmap to success, it assists you in ... - Evaluating your skills - Deciding whether to take the plunge - Launching your own small business - Bringing a product/service to market - Growing an enterprise - Creating a sustainable company

The Engineer Entrepreneur

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Manufacturing engineering optimization and cost-driven design are the subjects of two new books that have just been released by ASME Press. "Manufacturing Engineering: Principles for Optimization (Third Edition)" was written by engineering management expert and former ASME President Daniel T. Koenig. In this new 536-page third edition, Koenig has added information on project management, time standards, personnel appraisal, lean manufacturing, and expanded coverage of probability and statistics. Summaries and review questions are provided at the end of each chapter to ensure the reader's understanding and retention of the material. The book's chapters address such topics as manufacturing engineering organization concepts, management techniques, factory capacity and loading techniques, capital equipment programs, producibility engineering, maintenance engineering, and methods, planning and work measurements. Other sections of the book examine process control engineering and quality control, computer-integrated manufacturing, computer-aided planning and data collection, manufacturing resources planning, and using ISO 9000.

Manufacturing Engineering: Principles for Optimization

Reference

Manufacturing engineers are constantly in the forefront of integrated corporate programmes, so they must be well grounded in the management practices and philosophies of their profession. Unfortunately, engineering students often enter the workforce with little understanding of how their field works. To remedy this situation, this book offers instruction in manufacturing engineering management strategies, designed to help the student optimize future manufacturing processes and procedures. While retaining the approach and breadth as the original, this second edition includes those innovations that have changed management's approach toward the uses of manufacturing engineering within the business continuum. It is shown how manufacturing engineering acts as either the core or the catalyst of computer integrated manufacturing (CIM), manufacturing resources planning (MRP II), and just in time (JIT), as well as total quality management (TQM) and concurrent engineering. These topics are covered in considerable depth in a manner that keeps proper perspective with base theory of manufacturing engineering. Ample review questions allow students to develop a full understanding of the topics.

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING: Principles for Optimization

Amer Society of Mechanical

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Fundamentals of Shop Operations Management: Work Station Dynamics

The Engineer Entrepreneur

Manufacturing Engineering: Principles for Optimization

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING: Principles for Optimization