Diseño de planta para la optimización del proceso de producción de calzado deportivo en la empresa Panamus

Abstract

At world level, the high level of industrial competition that companies are experiencing has given rise to the need to introduce new models, tools or methods that allow companies to keep pace with the new industrial order. It is for this reason that the present research aims to propose a plant design for the optimization of the production process of sports footwear in the company "PANAMUS". An analysis was carried out using the ABC method to establish the product with the highest demand, this being the economic and intermediate model, then a study of times and movements was developed, obtaining as a result the standard times and the production capacity was established. Afterwards, the surface space requirement was calculated and established at 130.55 m^2, so that, considering the regulations and business requests, the total surface of the facility will be 217.58 m^2, of which 70% will be used for the construction of buildings and 30% for roads and green areas. The methodological process was approached from the business requirements proposed for the selection of a new location, this was done through a hierarchical analytical process based on the criteria and subcriteria established by the company; thus obtaining a proposed location in the Pisque sector with a favorable result of 58.4% with respect to the other alternatives. By means of the SLP method and the time study it was possible to apply diagrams of relationships between activities, resulting in 2 proposals for the design of facilities. Consequently, the current state of the company and the winning proposal were simulated, resulting in a favorable capacity of 2010 additional pairs of slippers per quarter and decreasing a total travel distance of 11041.3 m in the quarter.