Introduction
The importance of training courses is not only limited to professional life, as most of us think but training courses aim to transfer knowledge and practical experiences that enrich the skills of individuals and enhance their self-confidence, which contributes to the preparation of cadres which in turn contributes to the development and progress of institutions. Therefore, Strategic Vision Training Center aims to enhance the skills and experiences of individuals through the strongest training programs to keep pace with every development in the labor market.
Objective
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As the driving force in a manufacturing environment, Material Requirements Planning (MRP).
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Discover how to use MRP outputs to manage the material flow process, in both stable and unstable environments.
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Improvements in inventory levels, delivery performance, quality and customer satisfaction are achievable - even in the worst environments
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Material requirements planning (MRP) is a production planning, scheduling, and inventory control system used to manage manufacturing processes.
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An MRP integrates data from production schedules inventory and the Bill of Materials (BOM) to calculate purchasing and shipping schedules for the parts or components required to build a product.
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Most MRP systems are software-based, while it is possible to conduct MRP manually as well.
Who should attend?
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Procurement Managers
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Supply Chain & Logistics Managers
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Contract Managers
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Warehousing Managers
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Financial & Accounting Managers.
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Procurement Staff
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Warehouse Staff
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Professionals who work within an MRP environment
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Supply management professionals who want to maximize the performance of their operations.
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Project team members
Course content:
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Introduction.
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Define MRP and its importance.
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Understand the requirement on apply MRP.
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Describe the process, planning tools & techniques, types of (MRP).
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Discuss what is involved in MRP vs. MRP II (Manufacturing Resource Planning).
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Explain what occurs during the application of the process of MRP.
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Discuss the importance of applying MRP on certain business.
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The scope of MRP in manufacturing.
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Problems with MRP systems
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Understand the MRP Planning process
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Understand key material master settings that affect MRP
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Learn to create demand using forecast
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Learn to create supply by running MRP to generate planned orders
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Run MRP for a single material and for all materials plant-wide.
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Learn to evaluate the MRP results
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Learn to convert planned orders to purchase requisitions
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Resolve exception messages
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The planning levels and processes, what makes them work and how to measure them
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What the computer does and how
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How policy decisions for materials affect you
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How to use MRP to simplify your job - even if it's not "accurate"
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How to improve inventory accuracy
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Measurements that should drive your business
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How to merge MRP systems and auto-replenishment systems
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The Planning Process: Production planning, rough-cut capacity planning, product models
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The Master Schedule: Reconciliation, time fences and other tools
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Material Requirements Planning: What the computer does and how
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Inputs and Outputs: Inventory, bills of material, item master files
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Policy Decisions: Make/buy, lead time, lot size, safety stock, commodity codes
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Using MRP: Optimizing purchasing, supplier scheduling, automatic resupply signals
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Inventory Management: Cycle counting and inventory accuracy, using MRP to manage inventory levels, excess and obsolete material
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Measurements: Measuring the effectiveness of your operations, internal discipline, feedback
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Material Requirements Planning (MRP) Overview
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Material Master Settings for MRP
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Future Demand Forecast Generation
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MRP List and Stock/Requirements List
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Converting Planned Orders to Purchase Requisitions
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Safety Time vs. Safety Stock