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Production Planning and Control (PPC)

Integrate various activities of your business and have more control

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Learn about Production Planning and Control (PPC)

Optimize the use of available resources to efficiently meet production demands within set deadlines and while maintaining quality standards. 

PPC is responsible for coordinating and integrating various activities within your company, from long-term planning to controlling daily operations.

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Responsibilities and processes in PCP

  • Analysis of historical data and market trends to predict future demand for products.
  • Use of statistical techniques and forecasting models to estimate the quantities of products to be produced in specific periods.
  • Defining short, medium, and long-term production plans based on demand forecasts.
  • Allocating resources, such as labor, raw materials, equipment and space, to meet production targets.
  • Developing production schedules that optimize the use of available resources and minimize waiting and idle times.
  • Converting production plans into specific work orders, detailing the activities and tasks necessary for the manufacture of each product.
  • Sequencing production orders to ensure operational efficiency and minimize setup and batch changeover times.
  • Real-time monitoring of production progress against the established plan.
  • Identification and resolution of problems that may affect meeting production deadlines.
  • Adoption of corrective measures to ensure quality and compliance with technical specifications.
  • Determining ideal inventory levels for raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods to meet demand without excess or shortages.
  • Implementing inventory control policies, such as automated replenishment systems and inventory management techniques, to optimize inventory investments.
  • Assessment of available production capacity and identification of limitations that may impact production.
  • Planning investments in infrastructure, equipment and human resources to meet future production needs.
  • Performance analysis and key performance indicators (KPIs) to identify opportunities for improvement in production processes.
  • Implementation of quality management practices and techniques, such as Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma, to increase efficiency and reduce waste.
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