Question

TASK-4  Calculate the total quantity of materials required for a production process and the total funds required to purchase the materials.

Mr. Fateh is the operations manager in an electrical equipment manufacturing company producing 3 different products. He needs to prepare a materials requirement plan for all THREE of his Products A, B & C, that is good for 6 months operation. Prepare an MRP chart for him and calculate the total budget (money) required for these materials. The BOM for each item is given under.

B.O.M (Bill of Materials)

Material			Material for one unit of Product
Description	Price (SR)	Unit	A	B	C
Steel	20	KG	5	6	4
Glass	10	SFT	2	3	2
Plastic	50	KG	3	4	2
Electric Motor	200	No	1	2	3
Wires	2	Meter	10	12	8
Capacitor	12	No	5	8	6
Resistances	3	No	10	15	12
Screws	0.02	No	20	25	24

Monthly Demand for Item-A is 700 units, Item-B is 500 units and Item-C is 900 units. (Use the table format as shown in the slide show for MRP)

Answer 1

Material Description	PRICE	UNIT	PRODUCT WISE - A	PRODUCT WISE - B	PRODUCT WISE - C
		1 UNIT	1M - 700	1M - Budget	6M - 4200	6M - Budget	1 UNIT	1M - 500	1M - Budget	6M - 3000	6M - Budget	1 UNIT	1M - 900	1M - Budget	6M - 5400	6M - Budget
Steel	20	KG	5	3,500	70,000	21,000	420,000	6	3,000	60,000	18,000	360,000	4	3,600	72,000	21,600	432,000
Glass	10	SFT	2	1,400	14,000	8,400	84,000	3	1,500	15,000	9,000	90,000	2	1,800	18,000	10,800	108,000
Plastic	50	KG	3	2,100	105,000	12,600	630,000	4	2,000	100,000	12,000	600,000	2	1,800	90,000	10,800	540,000
Electric Motor	200	No	1	700	140,000	4,200	840,000	2	1,000	200,000	6,000	1,200,000	3	2,700	540,000	16,200	3,240,000
Wires	2	Meter	10	7,000	14,000	42,000	84,000	12	6,000	12,000	36,000	72,000	18	16,200	32,400	97,200	194,400
Capacitor	12	No	5	3,500	42,000	21,000	252,000	8	4,000	48,000	24,000	288,000	6	5,400	64,800	32,400	388,800
Resistances	3	No	10	7,000	21,000	42,000	126,000	15	7,500	22,500	45,000	135,000	12	10,800	32,400	64,800	194,400
Screws	0.02	No	20	14,000	280	84,000	1,680	25	12,500	250	75,000	1,500	24	21,600	432	129,600	2,592
				39,200	406,280	235,200	2,437,680		37,500	457,750	225,000	2,746,500		63,900	850,032	383,400	5,100,192
Material Description	PRICE	UNIT	MATERIAL WISE
		1M - Total Quantity	1M - Total Budget	6M - Total Quantity	6M - Total Budget
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