Which of the following is an RCCP approach?

• A. Bill of labor
• B. Capacity planning using overall factors
• C. Resource profile
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Rough-cut capacity planning uses high-level capacity data to quickly check whether the master schedule can be supported. One way to do this is through a bill of labor, which translates production requirements into labor hours for each operation, giving a fast read on how much labor capacity is needed. Another method is a resource profile, which summarizes available capacity by resource (machines, work centers, crews) and shows where bottlenecks may lie. A third approach estimates capacity needs from demand using overall factors, applying simple multipliers to gauge whether capacity is sufficient without getting into detailed routing.

Because RCCP can be approached from multiple high-level perspectives, incorporating bill of labor, resource profile, and capacity planning using overall factors is appropriate. So the best answer is that all of these are RCCP approaches.