What on Earth is Idle Capacity Ratio? ๐๐ยง
In the idyllic world of accounting, the Idle Capacity Ratio is the drama queen of production metrics. Simply put, this ratio measures what portion of your production capacity is on a holiday during a given period. Thatโs rightโmachines and labour hours sitting around, doing absolutely nothing like a couch potato binge-watching sitcoms. The formula for the Idle Capacity Ratio is:
How Does it Work? โ๏ธ๐ญยง
This ratio gives you an insight into the efficiency of your production setup. Ideally, you want all your machinery and workforce working at full throttle. If not, itโs like buying a race car but only using it to drive to the grocery store once a week. Say goodbye to efficiency!
Hereโs how you measure it:
- Idle Capacity: The number of machine or labor hours not utilized.
- Total Capacity: The maximum possible machine or labor hours as per budget.
- Calculation: Hunger Gamesโ style elimination rules applyโdivide idle hours by total hours and multiply by 100.
The Holy Formula ๐งโโ๏ธโจยง
Okay, folks, bring out your calculators (or just the calculator app on your phone):
div(conrad().divider){idle capacity}{/sum(conrad(), devider(sum())} :::{formรบla?} AND DON`T STOP UNLESS you reach the result Sum of Idle Hours: Budgeted Capacity Hours!##!
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