OPTIMIZACIJA NABAVE IN UPORABE MATERIALA MANJŠE VREDNOSTI

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Title:	OPTIMIZACIJA NABAVE IN UPORABE MATERIALA MANJŠE VREDNOSTI
Authors:	ID Krhin, Robert (Author) ID Perme, Tomaž (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	DIP_Krhin_Robert_2025.pdf (2,30 MB) MD5: 30AE30F848424C8B49D9A415EBC06D24
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UNM FS - University of Novo mesto - Faculty of Mechanical engineering
Abstract:	Diplomska naloga obravnava problematiko upravljanja z ostanki materiala nižje vrednosti v proizvodnem procesu, kjer stroški manipulacije pogosto presegajo dejansko vrednost teh materialov. Glavni izziv je predstavljala neučinkovita priprava materiala, saj so se ostanki z različnimi serijskimi številkami večkrat skladiščili, premeščali in ponovno pripravljali za uporabo. Posledično je prihajalo do znatnih časovnih izgub in motenj v proizvodnji. S podrobno analizo smo identificirali ključne dejavnike neučinkovitosti ter na tej osnovi razvili parametre za odpravo ponovne uporabe takšnih ostankov. Rešitev smo najprej testirali ročno, nato pa uspešno avtomatizirali in vključili v redni delovni proces, kar je prineslo večjo preglednost, zmanjšanje izgub ter izboljšano proizvodno učinkovitost.
Keywords:	Logistika, nabava, stroški, planiranje, optimizacija
Year of publishing:	2025
PID:	20.500.12556/ReVIS-12392
COBISS.SI-ID:	248809219
Publication date in ReVIS:	10.10.2025
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Language:	English
Title:	OPTIMIZATION OF PROCURMENT AND USE OF LOWER VALUE MATERIAL
Abstract:	The thesis addresses the issue of managing low-value material remnants within the production process, where handling costs often exceed the actual value of the material. The primary challenge was the inefficient preparation of such materials, as remnants with different serial numbers were repeatedly stored, moved, and re-prepared for use. This resulted in significant time losses and disruptions in production. Through detailed analysis, we identified the key inefficiency factors and, based on these findings, developed parameters to eliminate the repeated use of such remnants. The proposed solution was initially tested manually and later successfully automated and integrated into the regular workflow, leading to improved transparency, reduced waste, and enhanced production efficiency.
Keywords:	Logistic, purchasing, costs, planning, optimization

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