In this paper, a multi-objective flexible job shop scheduling problem with machines capacity constraints is studied. Minimizing the makespan and overtime costs of machines are considered as two objectives for evaluating solutions. First, a new nonlinear integer programming model is presented to formulate the problem. Inasmuch as this problem is well-known as a NP-hard problem, a hybrid metaheuristic algorithm (CFJSP II) is developed to overcome its complexity. Regarding to the solution space of the problem, for assigning and sequencing operations, a multi-objective genetic algorithm based on the ELECTRE method is presented. Also, a powerful heuristic approach to tradeoff the objective functions is developed. Finally, the proposed algorithm is compared with some well-known multi-objective algorithms such as NSGAII, SPEA2, and VEGA. Regarding to the computational results, it is clear that the proposed algorithm has a better performance especially in the closeness of the solutions to the Pareto optimal front.
