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The primary task for optimizing production management in small and medium-sized stamping enterprises is to streamline production processes and address pain points such as inefficient capacity and disorganized procedures. Based on the enterprise's scale, complex management models should be abandoned, process connections simplified, and job responsibilities clearly defined to avoid overlapping processes and idle personnel. Production plans should be rationally planned, with tasks precisely allocated according to order volume to avoid inventory backlog and wasted capacity due to blind production. The workshop layout should be optimized by dividing areas for mold storage, workpiece processing, and waste disposal to reduce material handling time. Simultaneously, equipment and personnel should be rationally allocated to increase capacity per unit time, aligning with the limited manpower and equipment of small and medium-sized enterprises.

Quality and cost control are crucial for the survival of small and medium-sized enterprises, requiring the establishment of simple and implementable control mechanisms. Stamping operation processes should be standardized, requiring employees to strictly adhere to operating standards, strengthening self-inspection and mutual inspection of processes to reduce workpiece scrap caused by human error and minimize losses. Raw material and mold management should be strengthened, selecting cost-effective raw materials, performing daily mold maintenance to extend mold life and reduce replacement costs. Establish a simple quality traceability system to promptly investigate the causes of non-conforming products and prevent recurrence of problems. Simultaneously, control energy consumption and waste recycling to further reduce production costs.

Strengthen personnel management and ensure the implementation of systems to solidify the foundation for management optimization. SMEs experience high employee turnover, necessitating enhanced employee skills training, focusing on stamping operations, equipment inspection, and safety regulations. This will improve employees' overall capabilities and reduce malfunctions and losses caused by insufficient skills. Establish a reasonable reward and punishment mechanism that links production capacity, quality, and safety to performance to motivate employees. Improve simple and feasible management systems, avoiding formalism. Focus on implementing core systems such as equipment inspection, safe production, and attendance management to ensure orderly production and help SMEs achieve efficient, low-cost, and high-quality production.