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Ideas for Cost-Reduction in Manufacturing

How cost reduce of product  in the manufacturing and delivery time.Some steps of  write down here 

Reducing Labor Costs

·     Physical labor is the heights expense in manufacturing your product, controlling labor costs will give you the quickest path to increased profits. Labor cost reductions can be generated by lowering the dollars paid to factory workers or by making workers more efficient. Although low-cost labor can be obtained by employing unskilled labor, another way to decrease labor costs is to improve the efficiency of experienced labor. 

Reducing Material Costs

·         At the time when material costs dominate product expense, focus on ways to procure materials for less money or find ways to use less material in the building process. Purchase materials in large lots to drive down unit costs. Research and determine the right type of material required; if features are not vital to the function or quality of your goods, don’t pay for them. Provide documentation, training and proper tooling to reduce the amount of material scrapped during production. 

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Overhead Costs Reduce

·         Monitor and control the expenses associated with running the factory – often referred to as overhead costs. Building, utility, supply, storage, handling, travel, supervisory and administrative costs all add to manufacturing costs. Set budgets for these support costs and review them on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis. Research purchase versus rental options for cost savings. Limit employee costs to those that benefit production or increase sales. Keep debt and interest expense as low as possible. All the sector monitor tooling and supply costs, and keep them in a secure area to deter loss.

Invest in Capital

·         Sometimes the way to save money is to spend money. Investing in equipment that makes the manufacturing process faster can actually lower the production costs in the long run. Likewise, machinery that uses less material can also lower costs. However, it is imperative to thoroughly research potential capital investment benefits versus costs required before purchasing new equipment. 

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