...Task 6: Crash Testing Plan The final bridge railing systems should be tested according to the MASH TL-3 or TL-4. In TL-3 for example, two tests are recommended: A 2425-lb vehicle impacting the critical impact point (CIP) of the length of need (LON) of the barrier at a nominal impact speed and angle of 62 mph and 25 degrees, respectively. This test investigates a barrier’s ability to successfully contain and redirect a small passenger vehicle. A 5000-lb pickup truck impacting the CIP of the LON of the barrier at a nominal impact speed and angle of 62 mph and 25 degrees, respectively. This test investigates a barrier’s ability to successfully contain and redirect light trucks and sport utility vehicles. In TL-4, in addition to the two tests addressed above, another test should be done in order to investigate the barrier’s ability to successfully contain and redirect single unit trucks: A 22000-lb single unit truck impacting the CIP of the LON of the barrier at a nominal impact speed and angle of 56 mph and 25 degrees, respectively. From these tests, we are looking for the best...
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...Industrial Engineer/ Manager, IE Job Description / Responsibility A Well Reputed 100% Export Oriented Group Sr. Manager/ Manager - Planning (Bottom Division) Job Description / Responsibility * Line loading in Fast React. * Lead a team of Planners. * Target fixing based on capacity factor & efficiency or other parameters. * Monitor & plan Sewing production to meet the shipment requirement of the Company. * To follow up production target of the line wise production plan. * Make Time & Action Plan to have hard look on daily progress report & co-ordinate accordingly. * Monitoring the Daily production Reports with updated figure to know the production at a glance. * Prepare daily problem report & action plan against the problem, take proper step to solve them. * Any other task assigned by management Fakir Fashion Ltd. Sr. Manager (IPE) Job Description / Responsibility * Responsible for planning, developing and implementing allover IE & WS activities in all departments. * Setting IE team and ensuring that the targets are achieved. * Review the current policies and improve plans to improve upon the existing standards. * Setting up and maintaining controls and documentation procedures. * Prepare operation bulletin machine / line layout. * Do method / Motion / Time study in line for each style. * Capacity study of line for setting standards targets and line balancing. * Monitor the productivity and efficiency report...
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...Developing and Implementing the Plan Emergency managers at all levels spend an enormous amount of time planning for the next disaster event. The time invested will help to prepare the whole community better when the emergency operations plan is ever needed. Planners realize how critical plans is when there is a disaster. Plans help the community during the entire process of the event. They will increase response times and will speed up the recovery process. The understanding of a good emergency operations plan is to save people’s lives and protect property. Having a well thought out plan in place will benefit the whole community. Mitigation Strategies The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) suggests that all emergency managers follow the guidelines designed in the Comprehensive Preparedness Guide (CPG) 101 when developing a plan (Federal Emergency Management Agency, 201 para 1). The framework of an emergency operation plan consists of goals, actions, and the action plan. The purpose of a plan is to identify the risk...
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...In a business continuity plan (BCP), people knowing what needs to be done and who will do it, is BCP 101. Have you ever heard of only one person responsible for all BCP operations? The BCP is a team effort, remember BCP is not only about IT equipment. Looking at BCP, does all emergencies occur during the beginning of the shift? When is a flood going to happen, only at 8 a.m. in the morning? BCP main function is to notify people that need to restore operations. One of the articles I found was The Role of Communications Planning in Business Continuity. They outlined four critical parts that communications have in the BCP, notification, verifications, stabilization, and recovery. If the people do not know the plan, in a real situation, business...
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...STRATEGIC PLAN FORMAT & TEMPLATE PART ONE: The Writing Process The formal plan should be written using the following parts: 1. Cover Page (contains the school name/logo, title of your paper (STRATEGIC PLAN for name of your company), submitted to: name of your professor, in partial fulfillment of the course requirement Business Policy and Strategy 2. Acknowledgment (contains expression of thanks or gratitude to persons that helped make possible the completion of your plan.) 3. Table of Contents 4. Chapter 1 – Company Profile 5. Chapter 2 – STRATEGIC PLAN 6. Bibliography (list all your references or sources of ideas. This is a MUST!) Other Writing Mechanics 1. Double space your work observing correct spacing rule. 2. Use pagination. 3. Use Arial font 4. Use font size 12. 5. Book bind 3 copies (only upon approval of your draft submission). 6. Others: Send as PDF copy to me (only upon approval of your draft submission). PART 2 STRATEGIC PLAN FORMAT and TEMPLATE 1. Present your company 2. History (how did it come about) [pic] Note: All Strategic plan proposals should be accompanied with a ‘Table of Contents’ and should be in the order depicted below. Executive Summary | | |Give brief outline of the (Org/Dept). ...
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...way the more eagerly he/she engages in the company by being more productive and teamwork. If the employee needs to take time off; for example a pregnant woman about to have a baby, a family member dies, the employer should respectively allow the time needed to take care of the circumstances. Every corporation has a strategy. Strategy decisions affect what line of business a company is in, how it operates internally; who it serves and how it serves as well. Strategic plans act as a roadmap that helps businesses to achieve the overall vision of their owners and top level executive in practical ways. Changing an organizations strategy can change the way an organization operates; altering everything from the organizational structure to the daily routines of the employees. Changing a corporate strategy can be broken down into four steps: planning, implementing, monitoring and review. In the planning stage managers form their strategic vision into concrete, time bound goals and objectives. Research and testing are vital in the planning stage. Managers attempt to gain as much information as possible about the visibility of the change. The implementation phase sees the changes put...
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...Introduction/Background Nancy Private Equity Group (NPEG) has recently embarked on its first venture into the theme park industry to date. This great opportunity aims to develop a derelict and neglected part of Beirut, create over 1000 job opportunities while being a sector leader in the use of eco-friendly materials. NPEG will deliver the project from ground to finish sub-contracting different stages of the project to leaders in their respective fields. This venture aims to deliver a first of its kind development combining a theme park and a hotel resort under one roof .All under the brand “Forever Young” (FY). Scope of Work Based on its large scale primary research on qualitative and quantitative issues, NPEG went onto to carry out secondary research using meta-analytic statistical techniques. Asmar construction (AC) have already presented the initial design for FY and won the bid. They will not only see their proposed structure brought to life, they will also manage the construction stage of the project on NPEG’s behalf. NPEG will create a subsidiary company Forever Young Co (FYC) which will begin by advertising and marketing the FY brand and go on to manage FY’s theme park and hotel resort. As mentioned above, NPEG will sub-contract the construction stage of FY on the basis of certain stages of the project being delivered by specific pre-agreed deadlines that AC architects and their NPEG counterparts will agree on. NPEG will use the world leader Arrow Dynamics (AD)...
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...was hired from the start of the project. 3.2. Enumerate and describe the key decisions you made, and the reasons for making them as you did. As I was responsible for overall quality of the project, I had to ensure that the project plan was without error, and that there was no scope for delays and risks. I worked closely...
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...which was a crucial component of the execution plan. The hierarchy and the structure of the teams supported the Lean culture of mutual respect, trust, encouraged directed involvement and promoted long-term relationships. The SET focused on the big picture of the project providing support, whereas PLT was responsible for overall decision-making and management. The bottom level teams included personnel from Owner/Architect/Engineer/Contractor group as well as sub-contractor and vendors. The collaborative team structure encouraged the involvement of end-users/suppliers/subcontractors in early design stage; ensured strong partner relations, enabled transparent and timely information exchange; continuous improvement and problem solving. PRINCIPLE 12: GENCHI GENBUTSU One of the critical elements in problem solving model of Toyota Way is Genchi genbutsu, which implies ‘deeply understand the actual situation and make decisions based on verified data’ (Liker 2004). Hospital X followed an approach called warehouse testing using full-scale mock-ups which was considered as a successful Lean strategy by all stakeholders. The workshops included realistic scenario testing using a method called Set Based Design where the users and project teams went through cycle of measuring, analyzing, testing and improving various configurations till operational improvement goals were achieved. The workshop environment provided a venue to test clinical plans, actual building products and medical equipment;...
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...and performance concerns with air travel. Because of strict regulations Boeing has to conduct extensive planning so they can operate efficiently. For Boeing business planning is a very complicated process that is influenced by many internal and external factors. Boeing has remained successful over the years because of their strong ethics and planning abilities. Boeings planning function of management is the process of setting goals and objectives for the company to achieve over a set period of time. It is vital to the success of Boeing’s plans to include activities and tasks that upon completion will ensure they reach their goals. It is also necessary to take into account variables and unexpected occurrences that may hinder goals. For Boeing it is vital for each major department to use this method of planning. Boeing is still successfully efficient because they set goals in each major departments such as: sales, engineering, product testing, and all other departments. For every goal Boeing has a set of guidelines that explain how the goal will be achieved. All personnel should be involved in the guidelines. Boeing’s ultimate goal is to be efficient to the highest level. The process of management planning includes five basic steps. The first step is to analyzes the situation that surrounds the goal. Management will be able to determine which steps need to be taken to reach the goal by doing...
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...1) According to Slack and Lewis, operations strategy holds the following definition “Operations strategy is the total pattern of decisions which shape the long-term capabilities of any type of operations and their contribution to the overall strategy, through the reconciliation of market requirements with operations resources” Operations strategy is a long range business plan for the company’s and which will provide road map to the operations functions to be pursued. Elements of operation strategy Operations strategy comprises six components: 1) Designing of the production system 2) Facilities for production and services 3) Product or services design and development 4) Technology selection, development and process development 5) Allocation of resources 6) Focus on facilities planning 1. Designing of the production system It involves selecting the product design, the production system and the inventory policy for the finished goods for each product line. A). Product Focused (Customized Design): Generally employed in mass production organizations, where there are groups of machine, tools and workers arranged according to their respective tasks in order to put together a product. B).Process Focused (Standard Design): It is designed to support production departments that perform a single task like painting or packing. These systems are highly flexible and can easily be modified to support other product design. 2. Facilities for production...
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...all the function’s related to management involving Tyco. Surrounded by actions accepted by the management team, planning is always the main task required where management will lay down the goals and foundation that the business will follow. From a professional viewpoint, goals are established in connection with the views related to the organizations general mission. Tyco has a mission statement that reads, "We will increase the value of our company and our global portfolio of diversified brands by exceeding customers' expectations and achieving market leadership and operating excellence in every segment of our company." (Tyco.com, 2004, 1). The best way of accomplishing such goals, calls for the management team to explain the best plan possible that would improve work for the organization. As those significant factors, must weigh greatly upon the management supervising the Tyco international divisions. Legal issues that would be related to management planning can be a bit overwhelming, it is essential to observe and obey certain factors affected by legal duties. Just as the general public is bind to comply with the laws in the general public, organizations are in no way beyond the law and must definitely abide. In fact, most businesses must observe the rules,...
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...Data Loss and Misuse [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] Question: The service provider shall provide Client Based Data Leakage Services necessary to provide services and support for Data Loss Protection (DLP) with the following activities: a) Deploy the Clinet endpoint agent (XEA) to all new client machines. b) Deploy the XEA to at least 95% of existing in-scope client machines within 90 days of its initial release. c) Deploy any patches or updates to the XEA out to 95% of existing XEA-equipped machines (both clients and servers) within 45 days of those patches or updates being released from testing with approval to deploy. d) Monitor, investigate and remediate instances where the XEA ceases to function on any machine (client or server) that is still connecting to the XGI. e) Monitor, initiate investigation, and escalate alerts generated by the DLP system indicating mishandling of Clinet classified data. f) Distribute reports and data extracts as required. g) Support Tier I and II help-desk end-users’ and server application support questions arising from the XEA. Can you meet this requirement? Please explain below. ORGANIZATION understanding of Requirements: Clinet is looking for Client Based Data Leakage Services necessary to provide services and support for Data Loss Protection (DLP). Clinet expects deployment...
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...1) Explain the planning process and state importance of SWOT analysis? b) What are the limitations of Planning? How planning can be effective? This TQM article provides an insight of a typical Strategic Planning Process that was used in several organizations and proven to be very practical in implementation. the key processes of this typical Strategic Planning Process are lined up into 7 steps. Detail of each steps are illustrated below:- Step 1 - Review or develop Vision & Mission Able to obtain first hand information from various stakeholders (Shareholders, customers, employee, suppliers communities etc). You may use templates to evaluate how the stakeholders think about your organization. To find out whether their action are aligned with the organization's objectives. To review or develop company's Vision and Mission with the involvement of other stakeholders to ensure it is still current with the business changes and new challenges. Also use this session as a mean for communication. Step 2 - Business and operation analysis (SWOT Analysis etc) One of the key consideration of strategic planning is to understand internal (own organization) Strengths and Weaknesses as well as external Threats and Opportunities. These are commonly known as the four factors of a S.W.O.T. analysis. Involvement from various stakeholders to provide their points of view about your organization is key. In the process, you will gain better buy-in from these implementers of strategies...
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...Great Plan for our life. God’s Game Plan (Sport game?)I realized that when we play team game sports, it is important to have a game plan. In order for you to be victorious in a game, there must be a plan. God has a game plan in our life. But the problem is we also have our own plan. The same with our life we need to learn to follow the game plan of God in our life for us to be victorious and successful. Pero ang tanong is kaya ba natin mag follow and submit sa gameplan ng panginoon sa life naten? But the problem to many Christian’s today is that have our own game plan. Pero kahit anong gawin natin ang plano parin ng diyos ang mananaig sa life natin. Psalms 33:11 But the plans of the LORD stand firm forever, the purposes of his heart through all generations. Whatever the plan that we have, it will never change the plan of God.- Many People bargain the plan of God because we thought we can change the plan of God.- Tapos nagtataka ka bakit kung bakit yung life mo hindi victorious, kasi hindi mo iniimbrace ang plano ng Lord sa life mo. Kasi feeling natin mas matalino tayo kay Lord. (revised version) - Isaiah 55:8-9 We could compare the plan of God in our plan it is different (napakalayo) 8 “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” declares the LORD. - 9 “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts. If we would compare the plans the plans we have...
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