Add Shop Order Operation

Explanation

This activity is used to add an operation that is not registered in the parent part's operation list, e.g., an operation that is needed only for this shop order.

Outside operations added to the released shop orders will create the appropriate type of supply, based on the outside operation supply type. (Refer About Routing Master Data.)

Prerequisites

• The shop order must have a status of Released or lower.
• Succeeding outside operations must not have been started for the newly added outside operations.

System Effects

As a result of this activity,

• The system adds an operation to a specific shop order. This addition affects only this shop order, not the parent part's entire operation list.
• If the shop order is released, a purchase requisition, a planned purchase order line, or a released purchase order line will be created for the operation depending on the outside operation supply type.

Window

Shop Order
MRO Shop Order
Disposition Shop Order - Complex Assembly Repair
Disposition Shop Order

Related Window Descriptions

Shop Order
Shop Order/Operation
Create Outside Operation
MRO Shop Order
MRO Shop Order/Operation
Disposition Shop Order - Complex Assembly Repair/Operation
Disposition Shop Order - Complex Assembly Repair
Disposition Shop Order/Operation
Disposition Shop Order

Procedure

1. Create a new line in the Operation tab.
2. In the Operation No field, enter a number for the operation.
3. In the Operation Description field, enter a description of the operation.
4. In the Work Center No field, specify the work center where the operation will be performed. Use the List of Values to select from available work centers.
5. Specify machine time and/or labor time in the Mfg Setup Time, Mfg Factor, Labor Setup Time, and Labor Factor fields.
6. If desired, change the unit of measure for the manufacturing time in the Factor Unit field.
7. If specifying labor setup time, enter values in the Setup Labor Class No and Crew Size fields. Use the List of Values to select from available values.
8. If specifying labor run-time, enter values in the Labor Class No and Crew Size fields. Use the List of Values to select from available values.
9. If the operation is scheduled using CBS, you have the option to define an overlap time. Enter the value in the CBS Overlap field.
10. Select the appropriate unit from the CBS Overlap Unit list. The possible values are Percentage and Units.
    Note: The meaning of operation overlap is how early a succeeding operation is allowed to start in relation to its latest scheduled preceding operation start time. (For further details, refer to the Operation Overlap about description).
11. In the Op Start Date field, enter the start date and time of the operation.
12. In the Op Finish Date field, enter the finish date and time of the operation.
13. In the Service Type field enter a service type. Use the List of values to select a suitable value and the component repair order line connected service type(s) will be listed.
    Note: This field is enabled only if the shop order is a repair shop order and if it is originated from a CRO line.
14. Save.