Auto Scoot Exports: Scooter Restoration Process
Details
OPER118
11
2015
YES
400
Auto Scoot Exports
Transport & Logistics
India
Process Analysis
Abstract
Auto Scoot Exports, an exporter of restored vintage scooters operated out of a plant in Jabalpur, India. Started in 2000-2001 by Sameer P. Pareek (Sam) with financial support from his family, the company expanded the range of scooters it restored. By the year 2001, it had started exporting restored scooters of popular brands Lambretta GP 200, Lambretta Li 150, Vespa VBB, and Vespa VBC. By the year 2004, the company started restoring and exporting vintage motorcycles of the Enfield and Yezdi brands. The restored scooters and motorcycles were exported to lifestyle two-wheeler markets of the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. In 2007, Auto Scoot Exports was in the process of obtaining ISO 9000 certification. As part of the documentation, a detailed representation of the scooter and motorcycle restoration process had to be documented. The responsibility of developing the documentation was assigned to S. Kush (Kush), Manager, Technical.
Learning Objectives
The case is structured to achieve the following Learning Objectives:
- Get a grasp of the concept of a process
- Apply the concept of process flowcharting
- Distinguish among the various types of processes
- Appreciate the difference between make-to-stock and make-to-order
Keywords
Two wheeler,Scooters,Lamberetta,Vespa,Restoration process,Remanufacturing,Process flowcharting,Make-to-order,Make-to-stock,Classification of processes