Workflow modelling and patterns of activities in production company

Purpose: The aim of this publication is to present the application of workflow modelling and patterns of activities in production company. Design/methodology/approach: Critical analysis of the literature. Analysis of international literature from major databases and Polish literature related to the topic under study. Findings: Workflow modelling involves transforming the actual work process into its schematic representation. The transformation process itself must be based on reliable and structured data, on the basis of which the stages of the work process are recorded at a specific level of detail. And examining employee patterns of activities in workflow systems is a key step in improving the safety and efficiency of work processes. Thanks to continuous monitoring of working conditions, it is possible to quickly respond to threats and eliminate non-compliance. This approach not only reduces occupational risks, but also increases the efficiency of the production process. Originality/value: Most research on workflow modelling is applied to information systems. What is new in this article is that the author discusses workflow modelling in production company. In addition, the workflow system has been expanded to include patterns of activities using Motion Capture.