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Course: ECON 101, Spring 2012School: IIM Bangalore
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CARD Job JOB No. & Date Customer W.O. Reference Due Date Drawing Reference Start Date Completion Date Job Description: A MATERIAL Item U.M Actual Estimated Qty Qty Supervisor Signature Date Remarks 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. B MACHINE UTILISATION Machine Estimated Time Start Date & Time Actual Time Finish Date & Time Total Time Signature 1. 2. 3. 4. C DIRECT LABOUR Employee...
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CARD
Job JOB No. & Date
Customer
W.O. Reference
Due Date
Drawing
Reference
Start Date
Completion Date
Job Description:
A
MATERIAL
Item
U.M
Actual
Estimated
Qty
Qty
Supervisor
Signature
Date
Remarks
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
B
MACHINE UTILISATION
Machine
Estimated
Time
Start Date
& Time
Actual Time
Finish Date
& Time
Total
Time
Signature
1.
2.
3.
4.
C
DIRECT LABOUR
Employee
Estimated
Hrs.
Start
Actual Hours
Finish
Total Time
O.T
Hrs.
Supervisor
Initials
1.
2.
3.
4.
Prepared by:
Approved by:
No. of Copies:
1 Shop Floor
1 Production Planning
JOB COST SHEET
Job Description
Customer
Job Code
Job No. & Date
Job Quantity
Delivery Date
U.M
A. DIRECT COSTS:
1. DIRECT MATERIAL
X
Y
Z
2. DIRECT MANPOWER
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
3. DIRECT EXPENSES
Power
Sub-contracting
Input Requirement
Qty
Rate
Cost Per
Unit
Total
Kgs.
Pcs.
lts.
2
4
1
5 kg
3 / / pc
3 / lt
10
12
3
25
Hrs.
Hrs.
Hrs.
2
5
1
20 / hr.
10 / hr.
10 / hr.
40
50
10
100
Units
40
2 / unit
80
No.
1
20 / No.
20
TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES / PRIME COST
B. INDIRECT COSTS:
1. Manufacturing Overheads
- Supervisor Salary
- Consumables
- Material handling
- Others
2. Admin.& Mktg Overheads
- Admin. Staff Salary
- Rent
- Staff Welfare
- Others
3. Interest on Loans
4. DEPRECIATION
100
225
(Allocated Based on Direct Manpower cost
2 Direct manpower cost)
200
(Allocated Based on Direct Manpower cost
1 Direct manpower cost)
100
(Allocated Based on Direct Manpower cost
2 Direct manpower cost)
M/c Hrs.
10
20 / hr.
TOTAL INDIRECT COST
200
200
700
C. TOTAL COST
925
D. MARGIN REQUIRED: 30 %
277
E. NET PRICE
1202
Technical Supervisor
Financial Controller
Approving Authority
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