Receiving Shop Orders Manually—Extended 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, If you haven't done so
already.
General
exercise for Overview of Discrete Manufacturing Data
Input UoM Group
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to connect the
Input UoM Group to the inventory part in order to be able to receive the order
using the Multiple Units of Measure functionality.
Windows:
Inventory Part
Input UoM Group
- Attach Input UoM group XX_WEIGHT to the inventory part, If you haven't done so
already.
General
exercise for Input UoM Group
Inventory Location
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set up
inventory picking locations for running the functionality isolated by site.
Windows:
Inventory Locations
- Create the inventory picking locations
shown in the table below, If you haven't done so already.
Site |
Location No |
Warehouse |
Location Name |
Location Group |
Your Site |
1 |
Main |
Main Warehouse |
30 |
Your Site |
1A |
Secondary |
Secondary Warehouse |
30 |
Your Site |
2C |
Sub |
Subassembly inv |
30 |
General exercise for
Entering Inventory Locations
Required Data
Inventory Part Balance
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to verify that
you have enough parts to complete the main exercises.
Windows:
Inventory Part Currently On Hand
Receive Inventory Part
- Verify that you have at least the quantity of parts shown on the table
below available for manufacturing. If you do not, receive the indicated quantity of the parts into
inventory picking locations.
Site |
Part Number |
Part Description |
Quantity Available for Manufacturing |
Your Site |
21-340 |
Radiator |
30 |
Your Site |
21-341 |
Thermostat |
30 |
Your Site |
21-342 |
Water Pump |
30 |
Your Site |
21-343 |
Radiator Hose Set |
30 |
Your Site |
21-344 |
Cooling Line Assy |
30 |
Your Site |
81-400 |
Paint Base |
120 |
Your Site |
81-520 |
White Pigment |
12 |
Your Site |
30-110 |
Steel |
96 |
General exercise for
Receiving
Inventory Part
Shop Orders
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to create shop
orders to be used in the main exercises below.
Windows:
Shop Order
Note: This exercise creates the shop orders used in the
main exercises below. These shop orders will need to be processed to specific
states for the exercises.
- Create shop orders for the parts and quantities below and process the shop
orders as described in the Shop Order Changes column. Record your shop order
numbers so you can easily find the right shop order for the main exercises.
Site |
Part Number |
Part Description |
Lot Size |
Shop Order Changes |
Shop Order Number |
Relevant Exercise |
Your Site |
21-240 |
Cooling System |
5 |
Reserve the component material and report the operations. |
|
Receive and Backflush Material on Shop Order |
Your Site |
21-240 |
Cooling System |
10 |
Issue the component material. |
|
Receive Shop Order Material with Auto Reporting of Operations |
Your Site |
21-240 |
Cooling System |
15 |
Reserve the component material. |
|
Receive Material with Backflush and Auto Reporting on Shop Order |
Your Site |
81-200 |
White Paint |
100 |
Report all operations and receive 90 liters of white paint using
backflushing of materials. |
|
Receive with Simplified Material Check |
Your Site |
81-200 |
White Paint |
50 |
Report all operations and issue material. |
|
Receive and Close Shop Order |
Your Site |
30-100 |
Steel Bar |
96 |
Reserve the component material. |
|
Receive Material Manually using an Input UoM Group |
General exercise
for Creating Shop Orders Manually
Main Exercises
Purpose: The purpose of these exercises is to receive shop orders
into inventory locations manually, using
backflushing of material, automatic reporting of operations
and using the simplified material check. It is also
possible to close the shop order while receiving.
Windows:
Inventory Part Currently On Hand
Shop Order
Receive Shop Order
Inventory Transactions History
The valve train for the racing engine is a manufactured part produced
from several components. For the following exercises, the following shop orders exist:
- A shop order for 5 cooling systems with the operations reported manually. You
want to receive the cooling systems and backflush the component material at
the same time.
- A shop order for 10 cooling systems with the component material issued. You want to receive the cooling
systems and automatically report the operations at the same time.
- A shop order for 15 cooling systems with no material issued or operations
reported. You want to receive the cooling systems, backflush the component material method,
and automatically report the operations at the same time.
- A shop order for 100 liters of white paint with the
operations reported and the partial receipt of 90 liters of white paint. You
want to receive more white paint without issuing the required material.
- A shop order for 50 liters of white paint with the
operations reported and components issued. You want to receive 47 liters of
white paint and close the shop order at the same time.
You have a shop order for 5 cooling systems with the operations reported
manually. You
want to receive the cooling systems and backflush the component material at
the same time.
- Open the Inventory Part Currently On Hand window.
Query for the part in the table below and record the total quantity
available.
Site |
Part Number |
Description |
Total Qty Available |
Your Site |
21-240 |
Cooling System |
|
- 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 21-240 and a quantity
of 5. The shop order should have a status of Started with all operations
completely reported and all material reserved.
- Right-click anywhere in the header, point to Material Actions, and
then click
Manual Receive to open the
Receive Shop Order
window.
Note: It is also possible to open the
Receive Shop
Order window directly and query for your shop order.
- Select the Receive With Backflush check box to indicate that the
necessary component material will be issued from inventory automatically on
receipt.
- On the
Inventory Receipt tab (in the
Receive Shop
Order window), check for a record for location 2C. If a record for location 2C does not
appear, create a
new record, entering 2C in the Location
No field. If there is already such a record, use it.
- In the Quantity Received field, enter 5.
- Save the information.
- Close the
Receive Shop Order window.
- Refresh the
Shop Order window and verify that the value of
the Products field is Completely Received.
Note: If you want to see from where the component material supplied
to the shop order was issued, you can view this information in the
Inventory Transactions History window.
- To ensure that the material was received into inventory, query for the 21-240 part
in the Inventory Part Currently On Hand window
and verify that the quantity has increased by 5.
You have a shop order for 10 cooling systems with the component material
issued. You want to receive the cooling systems and automatically report the operations
at the same time.
- 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 21-240 and a quantity
of 10. The shop order should have a status of Started with no operations reported and all material
issued.
- Right-click anywhere in the header, point to Material Actions, and
then click
Manual Receive to open the
Receive Shop Order
window.
- Select the Auto Report Of Operations check box to indicate that the
necessary work on the operations should be reported automatically on
receipt.
- On the
Inventory Receipt tab (in the
Receive Shop
Order window), enter 10 in the Quantity Received field for
the record for location 2C.
- Save the information.
- Close the
Receive Shop Order window.
- Refresh the
Shop Order window and verify that the value of
the Products field is Completely Received.
You have a shop order for 15 cooling systems with no material issued or
operations reported. You want to receive the cooling systems, backflush the
component material method, and automatically report the operations at the same time.
- 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 21-240 and a quantity
of 15. The shop order should have a status of Reserved with no operations reported and all material reserved.
- Right-click anywhere in the header, point to Material Actions, and
then click
Manual Receive to open the
Receive Shop Order
window.
- Select the Receive With Backflush check box to indicate that the
necessary component
material will be issued from inventory automatically on receipt.
- Select the Auto Report Of Operations check box to indicate that the
necessary work on the operations should be reported automatically on
receipt.
- On the
Inventory Receipt tab (in the
Receive Shop
Order window), enter 15 in the Quantity Received field for
the record for location 2C.
- Save the information.
- Close the
Receive Shop Order window.
- Refresh the
Shop Order window and verify that the value of
the Products field is Completely Received.
You have a shop order for 100 liters of white paint with
all operations reported and the partial receipt of 90 liters of white paint. You
want to receive more white paint without issuing the required material.
- Open the Inventory Part Currently On Hand window. Query for the part in the table below and record the
total quantity available.
Site |
Part Number |
Description |
Total Qty Available |
Your Site |
81-200 |
White Paint |
|
Your Site |
81-400 |
Paint Base |
|
Your Site |
81-520 |
White Pigment |
|
- 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 81-200 and a quantity of 100. The
shop order should have a status of Started with all operations completely
reported and a Qty Complete of 90.
- Right-click anywhere in the header, point to
Material Actions, and then click Manual Receive to
open the
Receive Shop Order window.
- Select the Simplified Material Check check box.
- On the
Receive Shop Order/Inventory Receipt tab, check for a record for
the location
2C. If a record for the location 2C does not appear, create a new record
entering 2C in the Location No field. If there is already such a
record, use it.
- In the Quantity Received field, enter 10.
- Save the information.
- Close the
Receive Shop Order window.
- Refresh the Shop Order window and verify
that the value of the Products field is Completely Received.
- To ensure that the material was received into
inventory without issuing material, query for the 81-200 part in the
Inventory Part Currently On Hand window and verify that the
quantity has increased by 10 and query for the 81-400, 81-520 and verify
that the quantity remains unchanged.
You have a shop order for 50 liters of white paint with
all operations reported and all materials issued. You want to receive 47 liters of
white paint and close the shop order at the same time.
- 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 81-200 and a quantity of 50. The
shop order should have a status of Started with all operations completely
reported and all material issued.
- Right-click anywhere in the header, point to
Material Actions, and then click Manual Receive to
open the
Receive Shop Order window.
- On the
Receive Shop Order window, select the Close Shop Order
check box.
- On the
Inventory Receipt tab, check for a record for location
2C. If a record for location 2C does not appear, create a new record,
entering 2C in the Location No field. If there is already such
a record, use it.
- In the Quantity Received field,
enter 47.
- Save the information. The status of the shop order will be closed.
You have a shop order for 96 pcs of steel bar with no material issued or
operations reported. You want to receive the steel bars in UoM 'box' where each
box contains 12 pcs, backflush the
component material method, and automatically report the operations at the same time.
- 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 30-100 and a quantity
of 96. The shop order should have a status of Reserved with no operations reported and all material reserved.
- Right-click anywhere in the header, point to Material Actions, and
then click
Manual Receive to open the
Receive Shop Order
window.
- Select the Receive With Backflush check box to indicate that the
necessary component
material will be issued from inventory automatically on receipt.
- Select the Auto Report Of Operations check box to indicate that the
necessary work on the operations should be reported automatically on
receipt.
- On the
Inventory Receipt tab (in the
Receive Shop
Order window), right-click and select Input UoM. If no line exits
for location 2C you have to press new before you can select the Input UoM.
- Select Input UoM in the dialog box and enter the missing parameters
displayed in the table.
Enter 8 for value field in the table.
- Click Calculate to check the result.
Output quantity should read 96. If the calculation is performed
correctly, click OK.
- The calculated quantity is automatically entered in the Quantity Received field for
the record for location 2C.
- Save the information.
- Close the
Receive Shop Order window.
- Refresh the
Shop Order window and verify that the value of
the Products field is Completely Received.