Manufacturing Company Metrics and KPI Indicators

Slide Content

The slide is titled "Manufacturing Company Metrics and KPI Indicators" and is about various types of indicators for monitoring a manufacturing company's performance. It is divided into four categories:

• Productivity Indicators, which include throughput, cycle time, capacity utilization, on-standard operating efficiency (OEE), and overall equipment effectiveness (OEE);
• Financial Indicators, covering manufacturing and energy costs per unit;
• Process Indicators, such as first-pass yield, quality (scrap rate, defects rate), on-time delivery, machine set-up time, and machine downtime;
• Human Indicators, listing labor costs, employee turnover rate, overtime rate, total recordable injury frequency rate (TRIFR), employee efficiency, and employee engagement & satisfaction.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white with a central title in large blue font.
• Four colored ribbon banners—orange, blue, purple, and teal—segment the slide depicting different indicator categories.
• Each banner has an associated icon: a gear for productivity, a coin stack for financial, a cogwheel for process, and two figures for human indicators.
• Bullet points list specific metrics within each category, utilizing a clear, legible font.
• The colors are vibrant and create a clear visual distinction between the categories.

The overall look of the slide is modern and organized, with a color-coordinated scheme that clearly differentiates the four categories of metrics and indicators. The icons and contrasting ribbon banners create an easy-to-navigate visual structure for presenting complex information.

Use Cases

• To present an overview of key performance indicators in company meetings focusing on efficiency and productivity.
• During training sessions to educate staff about the different areas of performance measurement.
• In strategy planning meetings to align goals with measurable outcomes in various departments.
• As part of a dashboard or monthly report showcasing the company's performance across different sectors.