Material Flow Cost Accounting (MFCA) is a novel tool for green productivity that boosts the financial health of a company and environmentally friendly performances. It is geared at the re-organization of a company’s cost accounting with the environment as a focal point and covering all costs of producing a product as a whole. It focuses particularly on a products waste and the product itself as well as its volume costs in monetary terms.
MFCA is a relatively new approach in Kaizen. It will approach cost-accounting with special emphasis on a company’s costs by examining its wastes and processes in manufacturing from an environmental viewpoint.
Over 300 Japanese companies have realized successful performances with their introduction of MFCA approaches. To supplement ISO 14001’s continual improvements, MFCA was published in ISO 14051:2011 as an international standard.
This training program focuses on providing the skills with which you will minimize environmental costs and impacts under cost accounting for materials flow. Practical simulations will be the main method of study. Why It Is Needed
Creates profits from waste
Determine areas where savings can be realized in the processes
Benefits
Enhance material productivity and minimize waste
Raise the effectiveness and efficiencies in how a company uses materials
Takeaway Value
Highlight all the costs in all processes
Create models for MFCA
Provide a calculation template for MFCA
The examples and activity which really linked to the concept. It will help me improve a system at work.