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Performing Production

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Implementing Production Structure

Using Plants10 min
Creating Work Centers15 min
Creating Resources15 min
Quiz

Setting up Master Data

Creating Operation Activities15 min
Creating Routings20 min
Creating Materials25 min
Creating BOMs15 min
Creating Work Instructions15 min
Creating Data Collections15 min
Managing Next Numbers10 min
Quiz

Using Floor Stock

Creating Floor Stock25 min
Managing Floor Stock10 min
Quiz

Performing Production

Creating and Releasing Orders30 min
Processing Orders20 min
Controlling Production (Buyoff, Hold, Release)20 min
Quiz

Managing Nonconformances

Creating Nonconformance Groups and Codes40 min
Creating Data Types for Nonconformances10 min
Creating Nonconformance Routings10 min
Processing Nonconformances20 min
Quiz

Editing PODs

Editing PODs30 min
Quiz

Managing User Certifications

Creating User Certifications20 min
Controlling the Production Process with User Certifications10 min
Quiz

Implementing Production Structure

Using Plants10 min
Creating Work Centers15 min
Creating Resources15 min
Quiz

Setting up Master Data

Creating Operation Activities15 min
Creating Routings20 min
Creating Materials25 min
Creating BOMs15 min
Creating Work Instructions15 min
Creating Data Collections15 min
Managing Next Numbers10 min
Quiz

Using Floor Stock

Creating Floor Stock25 min
Managing Floor Stock10 min
Quiz

Performing Production

Creating and Releasing Orders30 min
Processing Orders20 min
Controlling Production (Buyoff, Hold, Release)20 min
Quiz

Managing Nonconformances

Creating Nonconformance Groups and Codes40 min
Creating Data Types for Nonconformances10 min
Creating Nonconformance Routings10 min
Processing Nonconformances20 min
Quiz

Editing PODs

Editing PODs30 min
Quiz

Managing User Certifications

Creating User Certifications20 min
Controlling the Production Process with User Certifications10 min
Quiz

Knowledge quiz

It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 8 right to pass this unit.

1.

What is the objective of buyoffs?

Choose the correct answer.

To facilitate the elimination of paper documents in manufacturing

To record the completion of manufacturing activities

To provide a substitute for physical stamps

All of the above

2.

What happens when an order is closed?

Choose the correct answer.

The order is put on hold and cannot be released for production.

The order can no longer be executed or changed.

The order is discarded and cannot be executed or changed.

The order is released for production and cannot be modified.

3.

What does the collected data in the POD help to build?

There are two correct answers.

SFC genealogy

Product inventory

Quality inspection reports

Vendor records

4.

What are the benefits of performing buyoffs?

There are two correct answers.

Reduction in rework time through real-time task validation

Increase in paper documents

Conformance to federal guidelines

Labor tracking

5.

What is the purpose of shop floor controls (SFCs) being placed on Hold?

Choose the correct answer.

To continue production

To fix any problems during production

To complete an SFC

To log a nonconformance

6.

What is the purpose of defining supervisors for buyoffs?

Choose the correct answer.

To ensure all personnel can log buyoffs

To restrict buyoff logging to specific personnel

To limit the number of buyoffs performed

To increase the number of buyoffs performed

7.

What can be traced using the SFC genealogy?

Choose the correct answer.

Component issues

Product failures

Defective components

All of the above

8.

What can the operator enter in the POD during the manufacturing operation?

Choose the correct answer.

Component serial numbers

Used inventory numbers

Number of components consumed

All of the above

9.

What is the status of SFCs that can have a hold placed on them?

Choose the correct answer.

New, In Queue, or Active

Done and Scrapped

On Hold

Released to the shop floor

10.

Why are buyoffs used by manufacturers?

Choose the correct answer.

To reduce rework time

To reduce manufacturing cost

To adhere to high-quality standards

All of the above