AQA GCSE Business · 8132
Paper 1
Revise: Methods of ProductionTwo methods are job production and flow production. The choice depends on what customers want, how many products are needed and the resources available to the business.
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GCSE Business · key term
A production method in which each individual product or customer order is completed separately to meet specific requirements.
Used by AQA, Edexcel and OCR
Paper 1
Revise: Methods of ProductionTwo methods are job production and flow production. The choice depends on what customers want, how many products are needed and the resources available to the business.
Specification 2.3.1 · Paper 2
Making an individual product or completing an individual order, usually to a customer’s particular requirements.
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Job production involves making one product or completing one order at a time, usually to a customer’s particular requirements. A tailor-made suit or a bespoke wedding cake is an example: its design reflects an individual customer’s choices rather than a standard product made for everyone.
Paper 2
A production method in which each product is made separately to meet an individual customer’s requirements.
Revise: Types of Production ProcessesJob production means making each product separately to meet an individual customer’s requirements. A furniture maker might produce a made-to-order table with the customer’s chosen dimensions, materials and finish. Tailored wedding suits and individually designed jewellery are other examples.