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   Henry Ford - introduction of the moving assembly line

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The immediate success of Model T forced Henry Ford to innovate production methods, hence the introduction of the moving assembly line at Highland Park.


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... The work process was carefully restructured, tasks cut in sub-tasks and each worker allocated just as many repetitive acts he could perform during the short time a part or the automobile in progress was at the level of his work station. Sub-assembly lines fed the main moving line and the whole factory was continuously in motion, except the workers, which were assigned at specific stations and whose movements were restrained  ...

 

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