How to Measure Individual Operator Efficiency?

Sometimes we need to calculate the individual operator efficiency to measure the performance level of operators. Operator efficiency also calculates to provide the incentive or to rate the operators for special increment or promotion.

Figure: Operator efficiency Calculation

Individual Operator Efficiency Calculation

We know that efficiency is the ratio of produced minutes to spent minutes multiplied by 100.

Operator efficiency is the ratio of total produced minutes produced by an operator to the total minutes spent by this operator multiplied by 100. The common formula to calculate efficiency is-

For the calculation of Individual operator efficiency, here-

Output                        = Number of garments pieces produced by an operator

SMV                            = Standard Minute Value of the process done by this operator

Manpower                  = 1 (as Individual Operator/Single Operator)

Working minute        = Total minute work to produce the garments.

Example:

An operator produced 1100 pcs in 9 hours. SMV of the process done by this operator is 0.43. What is the efficiency of this operator?

Here,

Output                        = 1100 pcs

SMV                            = 0.43

Manpower                  = 1

Working Minute        = 9 hours = 9 × 60 = 540 minutes

If we put all the value in the efficiency formula we will find the efficiency of this operator.

So, Operator Efficiency = [(1100 × 0.43)/(1 × 540)] × 100 = 87.59%