DI-MGMT-81828

Optimizing the Workday "M" Curve Report

This report is used by the shipyard and government to measure, identify, and act upon detractors that prevent the workforce from being on jobsite working.

Approval DateJuly 29, 2010

AMSC NumberN9158

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OPRSH/SEA 21L

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DID Formatdd_form_1664

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DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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Use & Relationship

This report will be used by the shipyard and government to measure, identify and act upon detractors that prevent workforce from being on jobsite working.

This DID contains the format and content preparation instructions for the data product generated by the specific and discrete task requirement as delineated in the contract.

Preparation Instructions

1Format.The report shall be presented in a format similar to that of Figure 1.

2Content.The report shall contain all information specified in Figure 1 and the following:

2.1Graphical display of the ideal "M" curve vs. measured "M" curve for total production workforce assigned broken out by trade, referred to as Resource Allocation Process (RAP).The ideal "M" curve is defined as the most optimal, achievable curve when all negative constraints are removed.

2.2Graphic shall display Ideal M curve vs. measured "M" curve, along with Delta, for:

2.2.1Beginning of ship ramp up time to peak manning (AM time to Peak shown in minutes)

2.2.2Time duration at peak manning prior to lunch (AM duration at Peak shown in minutes)

2.2.3Comparison of "measured peak" vs. "expected peak" prior to lunch (AM peak manning (% RAP #))

2.2.4Prior to lunch ramp-down time from peak manning (AM time from peak to lunch shown in minutes)

2.2.5After lunch ramp-up time to peak manning (PM time to peak shown in minutes)

2.2.6Time duration at peak manning after lunch (PM duration at peak shown in minutes)

2.2.7Comparison of "measured peak" vs. "expected peak" after lunch (PM peak manning (% RAP #))

2.2.8Prior to end of shift ramp-down time from peak manning (PM time from peak to end of shift shown in minutes)

3Media requirements.The report shall be presented in electronic media, Adobe Reader 9 or compatible portable document file (.pdf).

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Figures

Figure 1. Sample RFID M-Curve

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