Capacity Planning - Overview and Key Concepts

Capacity Planning and Management are explained in this video.
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The text was created by an experienced Lean Thinker that gives his point of view on the "Capacity Topic". Thanks to Alberto Robledo for the text of this video.
In the video, you will find information about:
Planned Capacity
Effective Capacity
Utilization
Short Term Capacity
Medium Term Capacity
Long Term Capacity
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✏️ Here the transcript of the video
Capacity Planning.
▶ Capacity is the maximum rate of output of a process or system
Capacity is in our daily life:
How many people should a concert hall have?
How many people should a restaurant be able to serve?
How many batteries should a plant be able to produce?
▶ Design Capacity: Theoretical Maximum output in a given period under ideal conditions. Project engineer design machine to run at 200 parts per minute
▶ Effective Capacity: Output expected by the company under current operations constraints (for example different product mix as was initially designed, some capacity cushions, ...)
Capacity available is affected by
A) Work content change
B) Product mix change
C) Equipment change
D) Speed or pace at which the work is done
▶ Measure
Utilization = Real Production / Design Capacity
Efficiency = Real Production / Effective Capacity
Efficiency is the main driver for the Operations Director
▶ Capacity and Strategy:
1. Add capacity to go ahead with demand
This is an expansionist strategy. This can result in economies of scale
2. Wait and see
This is a conservative strategy. It follows demand and expands in smaller increments. One risk is that we perhaps can be unable to respond to high demand.
Management should choose between these 2 strategies or another in between.
According to the horizon, we can talk about:
▶ Short-term capacity (0-3 months). Our main drivers for capacity management are planning jobs, planning people, schedule machines
▶ Medium-term capacity (3-12 months). Our main drivers are Subcontract operations, Add manpower, Increase or use stocks, add shifts, add equipment
▶ Long-term capacity planning (1-5 years). Our main drivers have added installations, add equipment with long installation lead time...
Of course in short-term capacity planning, you can also add overtime work.
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[@Empyremischiefs]

What will you do if you do not have data available to do your plan?

[@tech_tesla_and_trends]

This is a good question. The one thing that can be done is make a best guess and install procedures to document the data you need for the future. In most cases it is better to do something even if it is wrong and learn, than do nothing and remain in frozen ignorance.

[@PoNxX]

Very good explanation! thanks!

[@ryanflores285]

Great work.

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Thank you! Next week will be published a 7 video series on capacity analysis. I hope you will love it. What is your interest in lean?

[@ksibrahim9329]

Thank you

[@mostaphaabdelwahab2497]

awesome

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Thank You!

[@stephenphan2761]

I don't like backend music

[@aniussunbolt]

Make your own channel