DEVELOPMENT OF MONITORING SYSTEM FRAMEWORK FOR THE PRODUCT DOCUMENTS-MAKING PROCESS: CASE STUDY OF RAILWAY MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
The purpose of this research is to apply the Industry 4.0 concept in the form of developing an activity monitoring system in the Engineering Department of the railroad industry. The railroad manufacturing industry is an industry characterized by Engineered to Order (ETO) and One of a Kind Product...
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | The purpose of this research is to apply the Industry 4.0 concept in the form of
developing an activity monitoring system in the Engineering Department of the
railroad industry. The railroad manufacturing industry is an industry characterized
by Engineered to Order (ETO) and One of a Kind Production (OKP) production
which has a high level of complexity, and changes occur quickly and dynamically.
ETO is a new product to be made based on customer requests. While OKP is that
each product produced will always be unique to each project. One of the issues that
will be raised is overcoming delays in completing product documents against the
prearranged design schedule. Product documents are initial documents made after
receiving technical specifications from customers which contain technical
description documents, technical calculations, technical simulations and concept
drawings. The product document will be used as a reference for further processes
such as making design drawings, purchasing contracts, and making work
instruction documents. If there is a delay in this document, it will cause the next
process to experience potential delays. So to prevent this, the product document
creation process is monitored by modeling it in the virtual world. This model will
receive feedback from changes that occur in the field. So that the data stored in the
model can be retrieved and processed to produce useful information to monitor the
progress of the ongoing process. One of them is information about the progress of
document creation which can be used to find out what documents are currently
being worked on and have been completed. Other information is related to being
able to trace documents that contain identity and when the documents were
completed. As well as knowing the performance information of employees who
make documents so that employee performance evaluations can be carried out
objectively and through data recorded by the system. In the end management can
make decisions more quickly based on the same and transparent information
sources. |
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