Total customers that can be served alone by 5cashiers per hour = 60*5 /4 = 75 customers
Utilization of cashiers = Output / Maximum capacity = 24 customers per hour /75= 32%
Total customers that can be served alone by 4 baggers per hour = 60*4 /2 = 120 customers
Process capacity = 75 customers / hour (Bottleneck)
Utilization of baggers = 24/120 = 20%
Cashiers utilization should be Current Capacity + Capacity cushion =32+8 = 40%
For 40% utilization Customers served = 40% * 75 = 30 customers per hour
Cashier required for 30 customers = 30/15 = 2 Cashier (Note - One cashier can server 60/4 = 15 customers per hour)
Similarly utilization of baggers required = 20+8% = 28%
For 28% utilization Customers served = 28% * 75 = 21
One bagger can serve 30 customers in an hour so Baggers required = 1
part b) Process capacity per employee per hour = 60 minutes / 7 = 60 / 7 per hour
To seve 24 customers in an hour employees required = 24*7 / (60) = 2.8 employees (100% utilization)
However, we need to account 92% utilization, considering 8% capacity cushion, Cross-trained Employees required = 2.8 * 100 /92 = 3.04 or 3
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