The Assembly Line (work process)

An assembly line is a manufacturing process where a product is assembled in a sequence of steps, with each worker or machine responsible for a specific task. As the product moves along a conveyor or track, each station adds or fixes components, allowing for efficient, continuous production. This method reduces time and costs by standardizing tasks, enabling high-volume output. Think of it as an organized, specialized workflow where each step is specialized and streamlined, leading to faster assembly of complex products like cars or electronics while maintaining quality.