We are using shop floor workbench and are wanting to capture Cost of Poor Quality by recording labor to a rework category. Our product usually has “fit” difficulties in assembly and would prefer to be able to clock into a transaction type of rework versus having to create a rework shop order. Does anyone else have any experience in this category?
+25Jane Perry wrote:
You could add an operation to the SO as needed for this purpose.
The drawback to this approach is the operation quantity for the added rework operation is for the lot size of the shop order, assuming no op scrap reported yet. Customer may need to only rework 2 on a lot size of 50. Affects costs, operation run time, scheduling, etc. Need to have capability to add an operation for a discrete operation quantity.
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+25Björn Hultgren wrote:
If a response resolves your issue, please use "Best Answer" so that the thread can be closed and others can find solutions more easily. Regards - Matt
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+9Re-working is a common need in the manufacturing industry. It could be through two methods that this could be satisfied. Commonly used method would be through defining an operation in the shop order and tracking the time reported for that particular operation separately. - If its re-worked and used through the same shop order.
You could alternatively use a separate repair shop order defining and repair structure.
If not you could go for an simple customization to cater this need.
Warm Regards,
Edmund Praveen Wijetunge
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