You are working in a small engineering company as a trainer designer, and your supervisor: Egypt Assignment, OU, UK

Scenario

You are working in a small engineering company as a trainer designer, and your supervisor has asked you to take a look at a prototype of a spanner and show with a detailed reason and analysis each process according to scale of manufacture, accuracy in comparison to a standard and specific health and safety requirements the best way to manufacture five more as samples for potential clients with clear references to health and safety legislation and regulations are applied during the manufacture processes .

Assessment Tasks

1. Show three engineering processes for a spanner with a is detailed reasons and Explain each process according to the scale of manufacture “(one-off, small batch, large batch, mass or continuous)”, accuracy in comparison
to a standard and specific health and safety requirements for the best way to manufacture five more as samples for potential clients with clear references to health and safety legislation and regulations are applied during the
manufacture

2. Analyze then evaluate the effectiveness of using different engineering processes to manufacture a spanner, by comparing and contrasting the advantages and limitations of the chosen processes and of using
other possible processes.

3. If the spanners eventually go into production, it will be required in large numbers. Your supervisor has explained that when demand reaches a certain level, a fully automated manufacturing system will be introduced that will
eliminate human involvement in the process almost entirely. 4. This would require a significant investment, and your company is keen to establish an explanation, analysis and evaluation of the impact of a range of human factors “as an individual and as a team” could benefit the performance bis of engineering processes involved in manufacturing.

5. Your supervisor has asked you to write a technical report that will address the MC’. _ issues that he will present to the operations director of the company.

6. Care must be taken to ensure that a high standard of written language is used for throughout.