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Formalise the process

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In order to prepare the input data, the process to be descrived and assessed, also interviewing the opertator in charge of it. The main information to be determined and defined are:

  1. the main basic operations, the main steps of the work at issue;

  2. the typology of each operation identified;

  3. the information required by each of the operations in order to get the right time value, in terms of accuracy, difficulty and distance covered.

The MTM-UAS methodology considers different classes of activities reported in the table below, together with a description:

Type

Description

Get and Place

grasp and put an object, taking into account its distance and shape

Place

put an object in a more or less precise way

Handle Aid

tools handling using for example pliers or screwdrivers

Operate

the actuation or press of a botton or a lever

Motion Cycles

tasks with movements carried out continuously and repeatedly

Body Motions

the movements are done to move

Visual Inspection

action of the head and eyes to control an element

These clsses of activities must be further detailed according to the 7 tables shown in the figure below.

According to the different classes of activities, further specifications are needed.

With respect to 'Get and place', the first column refers to the WEIGHT, expressed in daN. Then the DIFFICULTY is considered only for the low weight case. For the 'Get and place', 'Place' and 'Handle aid' classes also the ACCURACY dimension must be declared. or the 'Operate', 'Motion cycles' and 'Body motions' classes the specific TYPOLOGY of activity executed must be specified. For the classes of activities involving walking, 3 different ranges of distance can be selected.

Grounding on these specifications, a value for the Time Measurement Unit (1 TMU = 36 milliseconds) is provided,

After this initial assessment it is possible to move to the preparation of the input data.