Stopping job operations, indirect tasks, machine operations, and setup activities using the Work Center form

Non-workset-enabled employees only can stop operations, Just-In-Time production, production schedules, tasks, activities, projects or service labor reporting. To stop a workset, see the Stopping Worksets Using the Work Center.

If the Work Center Popup Enabled parameter is cleared, the prompt to report completed quantities is not displayed when stopping an operation. To report completed quantities, see the Reporting Completed Quantities section.

To stop an operation, task, or activity:

Select Labor > Workset Maintenance. The Workset Maintenance form is displayed.
Specify the employee ID number, in the field marked with a person icon.

Note: The number is specified by default.
Select a work center, in the field marked with a factory icon, . The work center is specified by default. The operations, tasks, and activities that are running are displayed on the Active Transactions tab.
Specify a date and time for the record. The current date and time is specified by default.

Note: You can modify the date and time only if the Work Center Popup Enabled parameter is cleared and the employee is authorized on the User Extensions form.
Select an operation, task, or activity from the Active Transactions tab.
Click End.
Note:
- If the Work Center Popup Enabled parameter is cleared, the operation, task, activity, or labor reporting is stopped.
- If the Work Center Popup Enabled parameter is selected, the End Run, End Just-In-Time, End Production Schedule, End Indirect, End Setup, Project Labor Stop or Service Labor Stop form is opened. Use these forms to stop the operation, task, or activity. See Stopping Job Operations, Stopping Just-In-Time Production Orders, Stopping Production Schedules,Stopping Indirect Tasks, Stopping Setup Activities, Reporting Labor Hours for Project or Reporting Labor Hours for a Service Order for more information.