Codification in Materials Management

February 24, 2019 | Author: Bhoopal Padmanabhan | Category: Standardization, Inventory, Production And Manufacturing, Business, Industries
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Types of codifications and standardization used for materials classification and identification....

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Standardization, codification, and variety reduction  item is identified by several names, one  person being identified by several names. names. some parts differ from each other marginally marginally and end up being identified as number of independent parts.  Functionally the difference is insignificant This multiple names culture results into same item being held in inventory at several places under several identities.  we end up developing several suppliers for the same item.  process of identifying the parts with multiple names and with marginal marginal physical differences and settling for one part, in  place of those with marginal marginal differences differences and multiple names is called standardization. Classification of materials: management management of variety becomes complex  Classification is the first step in simplifying the process of planning and implementation of a materials plan. •



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 grouping materials as per some homogeneity is classification. Objectives of classification:  to devise procedures of planning and control for materials in a class instead of one item. [preference, individual/group  to device purchase procedures, inspection methods, storing and issuing procedures, common to all materials in a class.  To device accounting and evaluation  procedures common to all materials in a class. Classification based on nature of materials: raw materials, machinery and equipment, consumable items, chemicals, inflammable items, fuel stock, furniture, scrap materials,  packaging material, & general items Classification based on the usability of materials  serviceable, unserviceable and obsolete items  finished and semi finished items, dead stock items, Unused items •











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Codification  identifying each item based on classification like pin codes of postal dept 12 34 567 8 9 10 11 12 13 •

Point Major Dimensional Storage of use group characteristics location [T15] [R/M [rounds145] [yard 7] Sub 01] Variations User group [1cm depts [Steel 03] [turning 21] 17]

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Objectives of codification:  accurate and logical identification  prevention of duplication  standardization and reduction in variety  efficient purchasing  efficient recording and accounting  easy location, indexing and inspection  easy computerization •













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essential features of codification system  brevity, logical, flexibility, uniqueness, easy understandability, proper choice of numbers, layout of codes, capacity of system Codification system Brisch system: 01.23.45  a seven digit system, every pair seperated  by a decimal  identifies an item by its classification Kodak system:  a ten digit system with [-]  items are grouped into hundred groups  based on supply or procurement considerations. And further subdivided into sub groups Color Codes:  red, yellow and blue in electrical cables red and green on electrical switches  green, blue and red for pipes •



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Standardization and Variety Reduction: Standardization is setting a standard for an item or a process and continuously adhering to this. the items produced or activities performed  belong to a specific type or level or standard. Standardization has made inter changeability of parts possible enabling  process of mass production. Mass production reduces the cost of  production and also improvement of quality.  Standard can be IS, DIN, American standard for a product. And ISO, QS or TS for system.  Standardization results into variety reduction. •





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 Process of standardization and variety reduction.  prepare a list of all items required to make the product  classify the items according to their  performance and dimensional characteristics. Follow principles of classification  group these items with similar functional characteristics and sub group them according to major dimensional values.  Now study the sub group as above and see how many parts performing similar functions have very close dimensional features. •









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 If performance characteristics are not altered same part should be used as a standard in place of several parts with similar dimensional features  Look for an existing standard that either coincides with the standard chosen by us very is very close to it. Now try and replace our part with the existing standard taking care not to upset performance characteristics. Principles of standardization are applicable to forms, procedures, reports etc. in offices Benefits of standardization  standardization helps reduce inventory items.  Better means of communication in the industry  Base for inventory analysis  Specifications become clear and quality control strong  Insistance on standards promotes mutual trust •





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