Bob Collins should address the problem in the assembly line, as seen inthe video, the assembly line looks like a controlled chaos. Putting thisstage of production in order should be given focus, particularly theproblem with balancing the right number of workers and tasks at eachworkstation. While the components of the ambulance is made indifferent work cells, the product-oriented layout of the assembly lineshould as much as possible minimize the imbalance. The managementshould create a smooth and continuous flow with minimum of idle ateach workstation. In order that each ambulance is produced atspecified rate, management should know the equipment, tools andwork methods used, and the time requirement for each task must bedetermined. The management should come up with precedence chartto determine what task should be done first before the others and howmuch time should be needed to finish the task.Balancing can be achieved by assigning specific assembly task to eachworkstation. This can be done by determining the units required perday and divide it into the productive time available per day. Thencalculate the theoretical minimum number of workstations