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Just to have a brief review for 2-3 minutes what we have discussed till now. We have discussed the basic concept of work study and our main focus in the week \\#2 and week \\#3 was on productivity, that why do we need to improve the productivity.  \nOr why do we need to study productivity, what are the various causes for low productivity, what are the various productivity measurement techniques, what are the productivity improvement tools and techniques, work content determination, then we have also covered certain numerical problems or practical application of the concept of productivity. Then we have seen the basic concept of work study.  \nThat why work study needs to be done, what is the work content. What are the reasons for excess work content? How we can eliminate those reasons. So all that was covered in the discussion during work content determination. So in the 4th week we started our discussion slightly related to method study and this is the 5th week and in 5th week today we are going to start session number \\#3 of week number \\#5 .  \nThat is 23rd session in the course and today our target is two-handed process charts. So in method study what we have covered. So we have broadly covered 2 topics, first one is introduction to the concept of work study and then the concept of productivity and in concept of productivity we have seen that there are tools and techniques which can help us to improve the productivity.  \nAnd when we have to study the work being done, there are 2 major focus areas, now what are these areas, first one is that we need to identify methods which can help us to improve the current method of doing the job and we need to establish a standard time for doing the job using the standard method or the improved or the best method of doing the job or the work.  \nSo broadly we have seen that there are 2 words that normally are associated with work system design.  \nThe first one is the method study, the second one is the work measurement and currently our focus is method study, within method study if you remember we have already covered the basic definitions of method study. We have already covered the outline process chart or the operation process chart. We have seen that it gives us a bird’s eye view of the operations being done. What are the various process charts symbols we already know?  \nThen in the previous session we have covered the flow process chart and the examples of the flow process charts. So we have seen that flow process chart is slightly more detailed as compared to the outline process chart. We use mostly all symbols of process chart that is operation, inspection, delay, storage and transportation all these symbols we use in case offlow process chart.  \nWhereas majorly in outline process chart or operation process chart we use 2 types of symbols that is operation and inspection. So we have seen 2 types of charts and which type of problems can be solved using these 2 types of charts we have already seen. In flow process chart we have seen that if you change the layout of the organization we can certainly save lot of time in the completion of the operation or we can reduce the material handling.  \nWe can reduce the effort of the worker who is performing the task by slightly changing the layout of the plant or the premises or the factory. So this is the background that we have already covered. Now today our focus is two-handed process chart. So now we are coming down. We are bringing our discussion to the level of the worker that what the worker is doing.  \nSo if you remember in operation process chart we had overall broad","cbCaitxPjluKinPg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitxPjluKinPg","pdf",989193,17,"English","# Two-Handed Process Charts\n## Review of Earlier Method Study Topics\n## From Process Charts to Operator-Level Analysis\n## Definition and Purpose of Two-Handed Process Charts","[{\"question\":\"What is the main focus of Lecture-23 in method study?\",\"answer\":\"The lecture focuses on two-handed process charts, explaining how they analyze what the operator’s two hands are doing during work.\"},{\"question\":\"How do two-handed process charts differ from outline and flow process charts?\",\"answer\":\"Outline/operation process charts give a higher-level view of operations and inspections, while flow process charts add more detail including transport and delays. 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