Load in progress

Type in or select the work order production site.

The default site displayed is associated with your user record but you can edit it.

Filter for results within a range of work center groups that operate at the selected production site. For a single work center group, enter the same group code in both fields.

A work center group can be for machines, labor, or subcontracted resources.

Filter for results within a range of work centers associated with the selected work center groups. For a single work center, enter the same code in both fields.

Each work center is associated with an attachment site.

Filter for results within a range of labor work centers associated with the selected work center groups. For a single labor work center, enter the same code in both fields.

Filter for results for machine, labor, or subcontracting work centers at the selected production site. For a single work center type, select the same work type reference in both fields.

Subcontracting work centers are managed externally by subcontract suppliers.

Filter for results within a range of production start dates. For a single start date, enter the same date in both fields.

Observe loading times.

The type of load that is currently work in progress plus the current status of the load.

The first 2 characters = the order type; the third character (S (Suggested), P (Planned) or F (Firm)) = the status of the order.

OWS: Suggested load

OWP: Planned load

OWF: Firm load

The work order reference.

The operation sequence number.

The split operation sequence number.

The production resource that is to be used for the operation sequence number.

The production resource type can be a machine, labor, or a subcontracting work center.

The date the operation sequence number needs to start.

The date the operation sequence number needs to be completed.

The progress and status of the operation sequence number.

The work order production site.

The group of work centers the production resource belongs to.

The code of the product to be released.

The unit in which the work order operation quantity is expressed. Work order operation quantities are expressed in the operation unit.

The planned quantity. The quantity is expressed in the stock unit.

The quantity not yet built. The quantity is expressed in the stock unit.

The routing code. The routing describes the process involved in building or maintaining a product. That is, the sequence of operations and tools that are involved in producing or processing a particular product.

The routing code matches the product code. The product code can be a manufactured product (a bill of material), or a generic reference to a parent routing which is linked to several products.

The unit of time in which the operation is measured.

The time that it takes for the machinery to be set up ready for use. The time is expressed in the defined time unit.

The actual time tracked for preparing the machine, tool, or labor resource before production started.

The time is expressed in the setup time unit defined for the production operation.

The time it takes to perform the operation for the required number of items.

The actual time tracked for the machine, tool, labor resource assigned to perform the operation. The time is expressed in the run time unit defined for the production operation.

The labor work center associated with the machine, such as a labor work center that relates to the crew that operates the machine.

The number of the production resource that are needed to perform the operation.

The number of the labor resource that are needed to perform the operation.

The coefficient applied to the planned setup time. It is used to obtain the setup time allocated to the labor work center linked to the main work center.

The coefficient applied to the planned operation time. It is used to obtain the operation time for the labor work center linked to the main work center.

The time that it takes for the labor resource to be set up ready to perform the operation. The time is expressed in the defined time unit.

The actual time tracked for the labor resource assigned to perform the operation.

Identifies the service to be carried out by the subcontractor for the operation.

The code of the supplier the source document or order was created for. It is only displayed if the source document is a purchasing document.

The source document or purchase order number.

The line number on the source document or purchase order.

The sequence number on the source document or purchase order.

The associated project code. The content can be one of the following:

• A project code
• A project code and a project budget code
• A project code and a project task code, that is a material task code, a labor task code (sales only), or a combined (mixed) labor and material task code.

If the content of the field includes a character such as an exclamation mark "!" this field links to the structure of the project. The character is the separator between a project code and the structure, either the project cost structure or the project operational structure. For example, if a material task code is "USA-P3" and a project code is "USA12345678", this field displays a link to the project operational structure as "USA12345678!USA-P3".

To provide a quick and easy visual reference, the link to the project or project structure is distinguishable by the number of separator characters used. If there is no separator, the link is made to the project. A single separator character such as an exclamation mark after the project code (the first code) indicates the link type is a task (the link is to the project operational structure). Two separators placed after the project code mean that the link corresponds to a budget code (link to the project budget structure).

The operation grouping code.

Select Explain from the Actions icon to view the meaning of the acronyms used to describe the different types of in-process orders.

The first 2 characters = the order type; the third character (S (Suggested), P (Planned) or F (Firm)) = the status of the order.

OWS: Suggested operation/load

OWP: Planned operation/load

OWF: Firm operation/load

Select Orders in process from the Actions icon to view the work in progress order details.

Select Work order from the Actions icon to view the work order details.

Select WO date shift from the Actions icon to adjust the planned order completion date.

Select Operation date shift from the Actions icon to adjust the completion date of the operation sequence number.

Select Graph from the Actions icon to display workload by period at the production site in a graphical format.

Select Workload from the Actions icon to display workload by period at the production site.

Select Work centers from the Actions icon to view the work center details.

Select the Graph action to display workload by period at the production site.