This bachelor thesis focuses on the analysis and optimisation of the production process in an elevator production company. The research includes material flow diagramming and value stream mapping techniques to gain a comprehensive understanding of the existing manufacturing process. Additionally, the work includes data collection from the bending process in the manufacturing process, followed by statistical analysis. Finally, certain improvements are proposed that should increase production efficiency. The final paper begins by describing the product and the production plant of the company that produces it. In the following chapters, flowcharting and value stream mapping are used to visualize the production process and identify key points. These tools provide a detailed overview of the sequence of activities, identify process bottlenecks and highlight areas of potential improvement. By value stream mapping, the aim is to explore the flow of materials, information and resources through the production process. Based on the analysis through the final work, improvements to the production process were proposed, both in terms of the spatial layout of the plant and interventions in the process itself. The new layout was designed with the aim of increasing efficiency and improving overall productivity. Factors such as minimizing material handling, reducing material transport, optimizing work flow and increasing equipment utilization are considered as key components in the optimization process.