List of MIS Reports Made by IE Department in Garment Factories

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To manage the production floor, production line, and sewing operators' work, garment factories used to collect data from the floor and prepare different types of production reports. MIS reports prepared by the industrial engineering (IE) department play an important role in managing a factory and planning improvement projects. In this article, we will share a list of reports prepared
 by the IE team for the factory management. 

The list of production reports is categorized as Daily Reports, Weekly Reports, and Monthly Reports. All these reports are important to track factory performance from micro to macro levels. 

Assuming that you are working in a garment production unit, you might be using some of the following reports. If not, and you are planning to set up an industrial engineering department in your factory, or if you have just established an IE department, follow this list of reports for MIS reporting and data collection.

List of Daily Production Reports

Reports that are made daily are known as daily reports. The Industrial Engineering department prepares the following reports every day.

  • Line efficiency report (See the sample Line Efficiency Report)
  • Factory efficiency report 
  • Group efficiency report
  • Line Lost Time Report, 
  • Factory Lost Time Report
  • Group Lost Time Report
  • Factory-wise running style Costing report 
  • Daily factory KPI report
  • Line WIP report
  • Factory WIP report  
  • Group WIP report
  • Individual sewing floor efficiency/Performance report includes the operators and helpers
  • Individual cutting and finishing efficiency/Performance report includes helpers and checker
An efficiency report is prepared to understand how much standard time (SAH) is produced by the production line against the total hours worked by the workers in that line. Based on the line-wise data, factory efficiency is calculated.    


Also Read | Tips for Making a Daily Production Report Quickly

List of Weekly MIS Reports

Here are some of the weekly reports made by the IE department in a garment production unit.
  • Consolidated weekly production against planned
  • Consolidated weekly efficiency against the planned
  • Consolidated weekly Line WIP report
  • Consolidated incentive amount working report 

List of Monthly MIS Reports

The Industrial Engineering department prepares the following reports once a month. These monthly reports are made based on daily data captured for various reports. 
  • Efficiency reconciliation report (Monthly efficiency report by Line)
  • Lost time reconciliation report
  • Completed the styles reconciliation report
  • Individual efficiency report for operator/helper/checker
  • Machinery requirement report
  • Training center progress report
  • Monthly MIS meet report – Factory KPIs analysis
  • Styles thread consumption/folder and attachment requirement report 
  • Line-wise operators’ skill matrix report – once in 3 months
  • Group incentive working report

The names of the reports may sound different to you. The name of the report is not important, but the measures that you need to capture and prepare to understand the performance of the factory in various areas.

Do you make all these reports in your factory? If you are making a report other than this list, share it with us.


Also Read | Necessary Production Reports for a Garment Factory

Prasanta Sarkar

Prasanta Sarkar is a textile engineer and a postgraduate in fashion technology from NIFT, New Delhi, India. He has authored 6 books in the field of garment manufacturing technology, garment business setup, and industrial engineering. He loves writing how-to guide articles in the fashion industry niche. He has been working in the apparel manufacturing industry since 2006. He has visited garment factories in many countries and implemented process improvement projects in numerous garment units in different continents including Asia, Europe, and South Africa. He is the founder and editor of the Online Clothing Study Blog.

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