1.     History of Methods Engineering

2.     Fundamental Questions and Techniques

3.     Specific Sewing Room Methods Approaches

4.     Methods Summary

C.     WHY AN OPERATION ANALYSIS?

1.     Process Charting

2.     Applying Principles of Motion Economy

3.     Purpose of Operation

4.     Design of Part

5.     Tolerances and Specifications

6.     Materials

7.     Process of Manufacture

8.     Machinery and Tools

9.     Working Conditions

10.     Work Flow

11.     Factory Layout

12.     Motion Economy, Methods and Work Aids

D.     USE OF THE HUMAN BODY

1.     Motions

2.     Kinesthetic Sense

3.     Body Control

E.     THE ARRANGEMENTS AND CONDITIONS OF THE WORK PLACE

F.     DESIGN OF MACHINERY

G.     HOW TO DESIGN AND BUILD WORK AIDS

H.     METHODS

I.     SUMMARY OF WORK SIMPLIFICATION

J.     WHAT ARE ELEMENTS?

1.     The Get Ready

2.     The Do, And

3.     The Put Away

K.     BREAKDOWN OF PICK-UP ELEMENTS:

L.     LET’S LOOK AT THE ELEMENTS

1.     Get

2.     Prepare 

3.     Consider

4.     Do

5.     Consider Before Disposing

6.     Dispose

7.     Motions: (Use Simplest Motion Classification Wherever Possible.)

8.     Equipment And Layout

9.     Worker

10.     Management And Supervision

M.     ALLOW FOR THE DIFFERENCES IN PEOPLE

N.     JOB QUALITY MUST BE RECORDED BY THE TIME STUDY PERSON