David Govi, Alessandro Rizzuto, F. Schipani, Alessandro Lazzeri
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: Inspired by industrial issues and demands, we define a novel version of the Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem with Working Center. A working center is a group of machines performing the same type of operation. The job operations of different types follow a strict sequence across the working centers, while any order is allowed among operations of the same type. This paper illustrates a genetic algorithm with a two-stage chromosome representation, adapted genetic operators, local search, and social disaster technique to deal with a real-world industrial application. The algorithm has been tested on a classical benchmark to assess its adaptability and compare its performance with state-of-the-art techniques; then, we tested different variations of the proposed algorithm on a real-case test instance showing a consistent improvement when compared with the heuristic in use at the industrial company.