hi
i have heard tht indian garment industry has man:machine ratio is 2.54 and for bangaladesh it is 1.15 what does it me ?
is it direct labor to direct machine or including the ceo to the dispatch person in the industry
how to calculate the man:machine ratio plpl tell me
From India, Mumbai
i have heard tht indian garment industry has man:machine ratio is 2.54 and for bangaladesh it is 1.15 what does it me ?
is it direct labor to direct machine or including the ceo to the dispatch person in the industry
how to calculate the man:machine ratio plpl tell me
From India, Mumbai
Dear,
Man machine ratio means no.of manpower required to perform job proportionate to no.of machine in operation. For example machines includes cutting machine, sewing machine, k/b machine, sample sewing machine, alteration machine.If altogether 500 machines, required manpower is 1000 nos(Including operators). Hence for 500 m/c's 1000 manpower in the ratio of 1 : 2 (standard ration across industry)
regards
chandru
bangalore
From India, Bangalore
6Man machine ratio means no.of manpower required to perform job proportionate to no.of machine in operation. For example machines includes cutting machine, sewing machine, k/b machine, sample sewing machine, alteration machine.If altogether 500 machines, required manpower is 1000 nos(Including operators). Hence for 500 m/c's 1000 manpower in the ratio of 1 : 2 (standard ration across industry)
regards
chandru
bangalore
From India, Bangalore
What do you do and where? Why do you want to know the answer?
Do you know the difference between Direct and Indirect labour?
Have you searched the web? I did and found quite a few sites that answer your question. I suggest that you also search the web and, if you are still not clear, then raise the question again.
Have a nice day.
Simhan
From United Kingdom
Do you know the difference between Direct and Indirect labour?
Have you searched the web? I did and found quite a few sites that answer your question. I suggest that you also search the web and, if you are still not clear, then raise the question again.
Have a nice day.
Simhan
From United Kingdom
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