Benefits |
To conduct comprehensive methods and time studies. To analyze a job and determine if the method used is correct or if it can be improved, and how. To calculate the time required to produce a product, taking into account not only the time study itself, but also the pace, considering activities that are repeated in all cycles and their frequency, to determine what fatigue allowances apply to that job, and with all this data to calculate the time that should be allocated to that piece. |
Introduction |
This course is focused on training technicians from different companies in the interpretation, analysis and creation of methods and time studies.
The knowledge and application of these tools are becoming increasingly necessary. Companies need to know how long it takes to produce a part, not only for productivity reasons, but also because knowing the time required is linked to production planning and scheduling, calculating the space needed for inventories (beginning, ending, and intermediate), and paying productivity bonuses (if applicable). It's also essential when implementing Lean production. This applies not only to production cycles but also to setup times. It's useful in any production environment. People once thought it was an obsolete tool, but it has proven to be increasingly necessary.
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Addressed to |
- Technical personnel interested in conducting methods and time studies. - Individuals interested in these topics. |
Objectives |
- To know the different techniques for studying methods and analyzing times in work.
- To know the assessment of the rhythm.
- Apply fatigue supplements from the International Labour Organization and the Labour Arbitration Tribunal.
- Conduct practical studies of activity and timing.
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Content |
1. The study of methods and time measurement in the company.
- The concept of productivity.
- Manufacturing time.
- Scientific management versus motivational schools.
2. Study and Improvement of Methods.
- Definition of method improvement and its objectives.
- Select.
- Register. Registration tools.
- Creativity techniques.
- Improvement approaches.
3. Work Measurement.
- Timing.
- Rhythm Assessment.
- Supplements.
- Types of times.
- Calculations.
4.-Practices for improving methods and timing.
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Use cases |
Course |
Mode of delivery |
In‑person
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Methodology |
On the one hand, the theory to be used in the studies will be explained, which will be combined with practical exercises on methods, rhythm assessments, calculation of fatigue supplements and timings, in which videos brought by the teachers will be used, but also the participating companies will be asked to provide some recording on which a study can be carried out, so that the students leave with a more specific knowledge, not only about methods and times, but how to apply them in their own company. |
Dates |
From 21 / 4 / 2026 to 14 / 5 / 2026 |
Calendar |
Tuesday Thursday |
Opening hours |
From 09:00am to 13:00am |
Duration |
32h |
Place |
AIDIMME C / Benjamin Franklin 13 (Technology Park) 46980 Paterna (Valencia) |
Registration |
Open |
Certification |
Certificate of attendance issued by AIDIMME. Minimum attendance of 75% of the teaching hours. |
Ribs |
686 € - Non-associated company amount + 21% VAT. Associated company - 13%. Unemployed persons: consult price. *AIDIMME, as the organising entity of FUNDAE, will be able to manage the subsidised part of the course at no additional cost.
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INFORMATION AND PRE-REGISTRATIONS
AIDIMME - Training Department
961366070 Phone | Fax: 961366185 e-mail: rigual@aidimme.es | www.aidimme.es
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Since the NUMBER OF PLACES is LIMITEDIf you are interested in participating in these courses, you must notify us, as soon as possible, by sending the duly completed pre-registration form (one for each attendee), before the indicated date, in order to close participation in it. Admission will be made in order of pre-registration and the company will be notified of its acceptance. |
