Time and Motion Study Volume 11 Issue 8

Abstract

METHOD STUDY, as the name implies, is that part of Work Study which makes a careful and critical examination of the methods currently employed either in factory or office. It is not concerned with standards of performance or schemes for payment by result. Instead, it aims at cutting out movements or efforts which are not necessary and, in general, improving the methods in use. It uses charts and diagrams; cameras to record still or moving pictures; models and measuring instruments. Uninterrupted attention is concentrated on the study in hand for whatever time it requires.

Citation

(1962), "Time and Motion Study Volume 11 Issue 8", Work Study, Vol. 11 No. 8, pp. 7-57. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb048163