A PCB assembly process supervisor wants to develop a standard time for a particular station of a new PCB model. The supervisor uses the standard 15% work time allowance factor. Determine the standard time of the process using the below-recorded observations. Hint: remove unusual time observations Station Element Insert Component A Insert Component B Insert Component C Insert Component D 1 100 60 204 20 2 180 65 155 25 Observed Time (seconds) 3 102 61 159 21 4 103 60 150 70 5 101 64 154 85 6 100 68 153 26 Performance Rating 90% 110% 95% 100%

A PCB assembly process supervisor wants to develop a standard time for a particular station of a new PCB model. The supervisor uses the standard 15% work time allowance factor. Determine the standard time of the process using the below-recorded observations. Hint: remove unusual time observations Station Element Insert Component A Insert Component B Insert Component C Insert Component D 1 100 60 204 20 2 180 65 155 25 Observed Time (seconds) 3 102 61 159 21 4 103 60 150 70 5 101 64 154 85 6 100 68 153 26 Performance Rating 90% 110% 95% 100%

Practical Management Science

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Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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