Bibliographic citations
Villar, A., Portella, E. (2021). Incremento de productividad en el proceso de tejeduría a través de la implementación del estudio del trabajo en la empresa textil Cumpi Perú S.A.C. [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/657356
Villar, A., Portella, E. Incremento de productividad en el proceso de tejeduría a través de la implementación del estudio del trabajo en la empresa textil Cumpi Perú S.A.C. [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/657356
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title = "Incremento de productividad en el proceso de tejeduría a través de la implementación del estudio del trabajo en la empresa textil Cumpi Perú S.A.C.",
author = "Portella Flores, Edson Josue",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2021"
}
The textile industry encompasses a range of product development possibilities, from fibers, yarns, fabrics, textile finishes, to garment manufacturing. Likewise, in recent years there have been production variations in the nation’s textile industry. As part of this thesis work, data from the last five years of the company Textil Cumpi Perú S.A.C. have been used, a specialized enterprise in the development of alternative fabrics for a variety of textile products aimed at the national and international market. The hypothesis of the present thesis suggests that the application of the work study methodology will increase the weaving production process’ productivity, standardizing production processes and allowing the identification and reduction of defects of the fabric rolls in the aforementioned company. The problem identified in this enterprise is the high number of defects (nonconforming product) of the fabric rolls in the weaving process, which has been exceeding the maximum level allowed by the company. The variety of fabric roll defects includes the following: speckles, fabric contamination, yarn wicks and fabric sags. Based on this, an in-depth literature review was performed, which included indexed research studies referring to the work study methodology, use of industrial engineering tools and success stories of the textile industry for improving processes and increase productivity in the weaving process. After conducting the corresponding evaluations, and with the authorization of the company, a pilot plan and simulations with software were developed to validate the real results of the implementation, where it was concluded that, by applying the work study methodology, it was possible to increase productivity by 11%, from the reduction of more than 480 nonconforming fabric rolls in the weaving process and obtaining savings of more than $48,000 (USD) annually. It is expected that this study becomes a reason for research within the textile field and industry.
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