Daily shortage report
Daily preparation time for the shortage report covering about 1,100 actively monitored parts.
I’m Syed Ahmad Kamal. At Atlas Honda, I planned a 4,650-unit daily motorcycle build programme and built tools that made shortage and export planning faster.
SAP PP · Production control · MRP & materials · Capacity planning · Forecasting · Excel/VBA automation
Before and after figures from my work at Atlas Honda. Each one is labelled as implemented, an operational result, identified or a proposal.
All projects →Daily preparation time for the shortage report covering about 1,100 actively monitored parts.
Preparation time for the same planner, one block per hour. The rebuilt model was adopted as the standard.
Export planning case study →+20% units packed per day
3,000+ components assessed
One day-level calendar, five operating options. The model finds the lightest option that still meets the month’s requirement.
Illustrative heights. Internal figures are not published. Capacity model case study →Line 2’s day shift stays on until Line 1’s overtime ends, so both go home on the vans that bring Line 2’s night shift in. The night shift runs until the morning vans arrive to take it home.
The day job behind the projects. Open an area for the day-to-day work, the knowledge behind it and what I improved.
All seven areas →Monthly programme to daily schedule for two assembly lines.
Open Production planning →About 1,100 parts kept available, seven days ahead.
Open Materials & inventory →ERP super user on SAP PP for six departments on a live production line.
Open ERP (SAP) →Five years and 200+ clients, then every day in planning.
Open Excel & VBA →Named recommendations from my national manager at Atlas Honda and two Nottingham Trent University academics.
I had the pleasure of working with Ahmad Kamal, a dedicated and motivated professional with a strong learning attitude. He consistently demonstrated responsibility, teamwork, and a willingness to take on new challenges.
Throughout the project, Syed demonstrated strong analytical and problem-solving skills, particularly in identifying operational issues and developing practical recommendations for improving production performance.
One of Syed’s key strengths is his ability to apply theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios… His work on Gantt charts, project scheduling, and risk management was precise and showed his attention to detail.
Open to Production Planner, Materials Planner, Production Controller and Supply Chain Planning roles in the UK.