Definition:
On-site management refers to the reasonable and effective planning, organization, coordination, control and testing of various production factors in the production site, including people (workers and managers), machines (equipment, tools, work station appliances), materials (raw materials), methods (processing and testing methods), environment (environment) and information (information), so as to keep them in a good combination state. Achieve the purpose of high quality, high efficiency, low consumption, balanced, safe and civilized production. On-site management is the comprehensive management of the first line of production, the important content of production management, and the supplement and deepening of the rational layout of production system.
The so-called place refers to the place where enterprises design, produce and sell products and services for customers and communicate with customers. The place creates added value for enterprises and is the most active place for enterprise activities. For example, in manufacturing, the development department designs products, the production department manufactures products, and the sales department sells products to customers. Every department of an enterprise is closely related to the needs of customers. The whole process from product design to production and sales is on site, as well as on-site management. Here we focus on the central link of site management-the manufacturing site of the production department, but the principle of site management is also applicable to the site management of other departments.