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Designing Process Layouts Step 1: Gather information: Space needed, space available, importance of proximity between various units Step 2: Develop alternative block plans: Using trial-and-error or decision support tools Step 3: Develop a detailed layout Consider exact sizes and shapes of departments and work centers including aisles and stairways Tools like drawings, 3-D models, and CAD software are available to facilitate this process

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Page 1: Designing Process Layouts Step 1: Gather information: –Space needed, space available, importance of proximity between various units Step 2: Develop alternative

Designing Process Layouts

• Step 1: Gather information:– Space needed, space available, importance of

proximity between various units

• Step 2: Develop alternative block plans:– Using trial-and-error or decision support tools

• Step 3: Develop a detailed layout– Consider exact sizes and shapes of departments

and work centers including aisles and stairways– Tools like drawings, 3-D models, and CAD

software are available to facilitate this process

Page 2: Designing Process Layouts Step 1: Gather information: –Space needed, space available, importance of proximity between various units Step 2: Develop alternative

Process Layout Steps• Step 1: Gather information like space needed, from-to matrix, and

REL Chart for Recovery First Sports Medicine Clinic (total space 3750 sq. ft.)

A

Radiology

400 sq. ft.

B

Laboratory

300 sq. ft.

C

Lobby & Waiting

300 sq. ft.

D

Examining Rooms

800 sq. ft.

E

Surgery & Recovery

900 sq. ft.

F

Physical Therapy

1050 sq. ft.

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Step 1: Gather Information (continued)

Page 4: Designing Process Layouts Step 1: Gather information: –Space needed, space available, importance of proximity between various units Step 2: Develop alternative

Step 2: Develop a Block LayoutA

Radiology

400 sq. ft.

B

Laboratory

300 sq. ft.

C

Lobby & Waiting

300 sq. ft.

D

Examining Rooms

800 sq. ft.

E

Surgery & Recovery

900 sq. ft.

F

Physical Therapy

1050 sq. ft.

ProposedCurrent

Proposed LayoutWould Require LessWalking