Shop floor control:   includes a variety of approaches to ensure the highest possible quality levels in the manufactured product.

Shop floor control refers to the method of managing and controlling the processes in the manufacturing industry. It involves the tracking, scheduling, and reporting on the progress of goods that are being produced. Here are the steps involved in shop floor control:

1. Planning: This is the first step where the production schedule is created. It includes the details of what is to be produced, the quantity, and the timeline.

2. Scheduling: In this step, the tasks are assigned to the workforce. The schedule includes the start and end time of each task.

3. Tracking: This involves monitoring the progress of the production. It includes tracking the time taken for each task, the quantity produced, and the quality of the products.

4. Quality Control: This is a crucial step where the quality of the products is checked. Any defects or issues are identified and rectified.

5. Reporting: The final step is reporting where all the details of the production are documented. This includes the time taken, the quantity produced, and the quality of the products.

The main aim of shop floor control is to ensure that the products are of the highest quality and are produced in the most efficient manner.