Handling Work Guidelines on Shop Orders—Key Exercises
IMPORTANT |
It is extremely important
that you set up and work within your own site to maintain your
data integrity. If you work within any other site, you will
compromise your own exercise data as well as the data of other
students. Predictable exercise results require that your data
be isolated in your own site. |
Basic Data Setup
Discrete Manufacturing Overview Racing Engine
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to create the
required data that will be used in the Discrete Manufacturing exercises. This
sets up data for your site that only needs to be done once for Discrete
Manufacturing course exercises.
- Set up your site for discrete manufacturing of racing engines.
General
exercise for Overview of Discrete Manufacturing Data
Required Data
Shop Order
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set
up a manually created shop order with the default information so that it can be modified in the
main exercises below.
- Create a shop order for the part and lot size identified in the table
below.
- Record the shop order numbers so that it will be easy to identify the
correct shop order for each main exercise.
Site |
Part No |
Part Description |
Lot Size |
Shop Order Number |
Your Site |
21-230 |
Electrical System |
10 |
|
General
exercise for Creating Shop Orders Manually
Main Exercises
Purpose: The purpose of these exercises is to use work
guidelines on shop orders.
Windows:
Shop Order
You view the standard work guidelines on a shop order for electrical system for the racing engine.
You then decide to change the work guidelines connected to operation 30.
You view the standard work guidelines on a shop order for electrical system for the racing engine.
- Open the
Shop Order window and query for the shop order for
this exercise. If you did not record
the shop order number, query for your site, part number 21-230 and a quantity
of 10. Verify that the status of the shop order is either Planned or Released.
- Click the
Material tab. Verify that the values of the Work
Guideline fields are Yes for the row for the 21-330 (Ignition System) component part, and No for the rows for
the 21-221 (Starting System)
and 21-332 (Battery System) component parts.
- Select the row for the 21-330 component part, right-click on the row, and
then click Work Guideline. When the
Shop Order Allocation Work
Guidelines window displays, verify that the work guideline from the
product structure was copied to the shop order. Click Cancel to close
the Shop Order Allocation Work
Guidelines window.
- Click the
Operation tab. Verify that the values of the Work
Guideline fields are Yes for the row for operation 30 (Test Assembled
System), and No for the rows for operations 10 (Test Ignition System) and 20
(Assemble Parts).
- Select the row for operation 30, right-click on the row, and then click Work
Guidelines. When the
Shop Order Operation Work Guidelines
window displays, verify that the work guideline from the routing was copied to
the shop order.
You then decide to change the work guidelines connected to operation 30.
- In the
Shop Order Operation Work Guidelines window,
click New to create a new row in the table. In the Guideline Desc
field, enter a brief description for the guideline you want to add. In the Guideline
Test field, enter a sentence or two to fully describe the guideline.
Click Apply to save the information without leaving the window.
- Click New to create another new row. Select the new row,
right-click, and then click Work Guideline Template. When the
Select
Work Guideline Template window displays, select a row in the table and click OK to add a
standard work guideline.
- Select the row for the original guideline and click Remove to
remove the guideline. Click OK to save the changes and close the
window.
- Close the
Shop Order window.