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                                                      984     984      984      984         1037
                                                      422     422      422      422         444




                                                     Jan 3   Jan 4    Jan 5   Jan 6    Jan 7
                            

                                                      21       21      21       21       21
                                                      197     197      197     197      197
                                                      84       84      84       84       84
                           Source Line: Course Technology/Cengage Learning.

                           FIGURE 4-14  Fitter’s production plan for January: The first five weeks of production are followed by
                                        a day-by-day disaggregation of Week 1

                               Fitter will use the weekly plan (which is derived from the sales and operation plan in
                           Figure 4-5) for purchasing materials management. Daily plans will be used for the product(s)
                           that are to be produced on the snack bar line. To get the results shown in Figure 4-14, the
                           following calculations were performed:

                                  •   For the weekly plan, the MPS plan for NRG-A bars in Week 1 was calculated
                                      as: (4,134 cases in January [the monthly demand from Figure 4-5] ÷ 21
                                      working days in month of January) × 5 working days in Week 1 = 984.3
                                      cases per week.

                               This figure was rounded to 984 cases in Figure 4-14.
                                  •   Because Week 5 consists of the last day in January and the first four days in
                                      February, the MPS for NRG-A bars in Week 5 was calculated as:

                                      •   (4,134 cases in January [monthly demand] ÷ 21 working days in month
                                          of January) × 1 working day in Week 5 = 196.9 cases
                                      •   (4,198 cases in February [monthly demand] ÷ 20 working days in month
                                          of February) × 4 working days in Week 5 = 839.6 cases
                                      •   Week 5 Total = 196.9 + 839.6 = 1,036.5 cases
                               In Figure 4-14, the master production schedule (MPS) cases for Week 5 were rounded to
                           1,037 for the NRG-A bars.
                               In Figure 4-14, the daily production plan values for NRG-A and NRG-B bars were
                           calculated by taking the monthly production plan value and dividing it by the number of
                           working days in the month.





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