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1.8 TAKING THE STUDY ‘The exact procedure used in according to the type of operation being st are usually required (Barnes): Secure and record information aby operation and operator sane out the operation and operate Divide the operation into elements and record a complete description of the method, Observe and record the time taken by the operator. Determine the number of cycles to be timed. Rate the operator's performance. Check to make certain that a sufficient number of cycles have been timed Determine the allowances (vii) Determine the time standard for the operation. making time studies may vary tudied. “The following eight steps Exercises For an error of 5% and confidence limit of 95% compute the required number of observations when a pilot study with 6 observations shows the following time elements: Reading 1 2 3 a 5 6 Observed Time] 04 | 32 21 53 36 AS of element 12 ‘The following is data of times in minutes observed in a time study of a specific job with average rating of elements. Reading A B ci D mig 19 12 18 iv 20 13 17 = zm 17 12 18 14 19 105%. Ifthe total time spent for the study is 5 hours, the unavoidable time is 20 minutes and policy allowance is 2% of basic time, compute the standard time for this job. (Take 100% as standard rating) 28

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