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Controlling the Production Process
Production control creates a well-defined set of procedures for coordinating people, material, and machinery to provide maximum production efficiency.

*Stepsin production Control
Production Planning --> Routing --> Scheduling --> Dispatching --> Follow-up

Production Planning:
The phase of production control called production planning determines theamount of resources (including raw materials and other components) an organization needs to produce a certain output.
Routing:
The phase of production control, called routing, determines the sequenceof work throughout the facility and specifies who will perform each aspect of the work at what location.
Scheduling:
In the Scheduling phase of production control, managers develop timetables thatspecify how long each operation in the production process takes and when workers should perform it.
Dispatching:
The phase of production control in which the manager instructs each department on whatwork to do and the time allowed for its completion.
Follow-up:
Follow-up is the phase of production control in which employees and their supervisor’s spot problems in the production process anddetermine needed changes.
Importance of Quality
The definition of quality is a good or service free of deficiencies. Quality matters because fixing deficient products is costly.

Quality ControlQuality control involves measuring output against established quality standards. Firms need such checks to spot defective products and to avoid delivering inferior shipments to customers.

ISOStandards
Its mission is to promote the development of standardized products to facilitate trade and cooperation across national borders.
ISO 9000- Family series of standards sets requirements for qualityprocesses.
ISO 40000- Series sets standards for operations that minimize harm to environment.

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