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1. Methods Of Production
2. Job Production The method of production where a product is made individually from start to finish like a bridge or aeroplane. Each product is likely to be different and unique
3. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Job Production Advantages
High quality of work
Motivated workers
Meet customers exact requirements
Disadvantages
Expensive
Skilled workers
High wage costs
4. Batch Production The method of production where a product is made in stages, with a particular operation being carried out on all products in a group or batch eg shoes
5. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Batch Production Advantages
Allows workers to specialise
Increased use of machinery
Different products can be made
Disadvantages
Goods have to be stored until ready
Machinery has to be reset
Repetitive work
6. Flow Production The method of production where a product is made continuously, often through the use of an assembly line. Mass produced goods are most suitable for this type of production
7. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Flow Production Advantages
Large numbers can be produced
Low cost per unit
Goods produced quickly
Disadvantages
Large capital investment
Repetitive work
Assembly line can be halted by one small problem