CASE STUDY: MYER WINE RACKING AND CELLAR COMPANY Myer Wine Racking and Cellar Co

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CASE STUDY: MYER WINE RACKING AND CELLAR COMPANY Myer Wine Racking and Cellar Company is a small but growing carpentry job shop that specializes in natural finish redwood racking systems for storage and display of wine bottles. These racks and cabinets are created by processing redwood lumber through a series of work centers to reduce it to standard components, which are then assembled into seemingly customized goods in an assemble-to-order approach to production. MyerWine Racking has been so successful in building wine cellars and displays for wine collectors and retail stores, it plans to move to a larger building it has just leased. Myer Wine Racking must organize a layout within the restrictions of that building, which has been divided into the 12 equal sized zones shown in the Ground Plan of New Building illustration Ground Plan of New Building Zone 1 Zone 3 Zone 5 Zone 7 Zone 9 Zone 11 West Wall (Plumbing Wall of Building) Zone 2 Zone 4 Zone 6 Zone 8Zone 10 Zone 12 South Wall (Front of Building) Loading Bay Doors Front Entrance with Glass Windows

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1. The layout can be as below

Miter prep center Production office Mitter cut center Assembly bed 1 Assembly bed 2 Shipping department Demo cellar Front Office vaccum system Rip cut center Cross cut center Lumber storage

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