| Work CellA work cell is designed for the dedicated production of an item
or group of items. Work stations are machines, work benches, or inspection
points that are always linked to a work cell. A work cell, functions as a work
center with a single manufacturing department type to handle hours and
costs. Work cell set up To define a work cell in the Work Cells (tirpt0140m000) session, the following data is required: - The address of the work center.
The work stations of the work cell and the positions in
relation to each other. A work cell consists of at least one work station. The
stations are used to describe the lay-out of the work cell, and can be a
machine, work bench or inspection point. Work stations are not interchangeable
between work cells. Work stations are defined in the Work Stations (tirpt0110m200) sessions. For each work station you must
define: - The description of the machine, tool, or workbench that is
the work station.
- If the work station is a count point.
- The related point-of-usage warehouse.
- If the work station is an inspection point.
- If additional tools are used.
- A point of usage is a warehouse is linked to a specific work
station where materials required for a part of the production are stored. This
can only be a physical location close to the work station.
- The default calendar code and availability type combination, containing the production
hours for the specific work cell.
- The man hours available to the work cell.
Repair work centers Repair cells are a specific type of work
cell dedicated to the repair of rejected items. The main difference with a
standard work cell is the lack of work stations. Each repair cell is dedicated
to the repairs of items manufactured from a production model in a specific work cell. You can set up repair cells in the Repair Cells (tirpt0140m100) session. You can send items rejected during an in progress inspection, to a repair
cell for repairs after which they can be either returned to the schedule line,
or sent to the warehouse if the schedule line was reported
completed. Note - The repair lead time of the repair cell affects the completion date for the schedule
line where the rejected items originated.
- To configure and manage repair cells, the Repair Process check box in the Repetitive Manufacturing Parameters (tirpt0100m000) session must be
selected.
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