This panel displays work centre information.
- Work centre
- Description
- Department section
- The department section.
- Department
- The department.
- Foreman
- The code from the Signature file indicates the name of the foreman.
- Sub-contracting
- Indicates if the work centre is internal (NO) or external (YES) (sub-contracted).
- Calendar
- The calendar used for scheduling of a work centre’s available capacity during normal working hours for every day during a certain period. Different work centres may have different calendars, depending on, e.g., contracts or local working times. A calendar is used as a basis for capacity requirements planning.
- Normal capacity
- The amount of working hours/day. The normal capacity should be entered by shift and with number of persons. This information is used in the Production lead time calculation function in Basic data.
- Man factor
- The number of people the capacity is to be multiplied by to make up the nominal total capacity/day.
- Number of shifts
- The number of shifts the capacity is to be multiplied by to make up the nominal total capacity/day. Note: This field is not displayed if the MPL-TIME (Plan operation by date/time) function is activated in the Function control file, since the total capacity for the day time is set-up in the day format.
- Number of machines
- The number of machines that the capacity is to be multiplied by to make up the nominal total capacity/day.
- Resources per job
- The number of resources to be used for an operation. This information is used to calculate the time per day that a manufacturing order operation can be planned. Note: The number of resources per job can be overridden from the item’s bill of routing. You can also change the resources per job in the manufacturing order operation.
- Critical resource
- This field is only displayed if Manufacturing Finite Planning (MFP) is activated. Indicates if the work centre should be capacity/workload controlled in the planning functions. Note: When using the function for automatic re-schedule of manufacturing orders with critical resources, the first critical resource for the order will be used as the work centre to control the re-scheduling.
- Workload acceptance
- This field is only displayed if Manufacturing Finite Planning (MFP) is activated. The value in percentage indicates the workload acceptance for this work centre. A value of 100 equals the work centre capacity. If the percentage value is over 100 a certain amount of overload is accepted for the work centre. This information is used to recalculate the net capacity in order to control the critical resource level. The new calculated capacity level is used to indicate overload for the MRP order proposals in Overload incl plw.
- Scheme group
- Indicates the scheme group to be used for capacity creation and for the workload planning on date and time. Note: This field is only displayed if the MPL-TIME (Plan operation by date/time) function is activated in the Function control file.
- Capacity created to
- Indicates the horizon date for capacity. This information is used for planning orders, that is, if an order has been planned to be scheduled outside the work centre horizon date, then the scheduling will stop and an error message is displayed.
- Work centre type
- The code indicates the work centre type. (The Work centre type is allowed to be used in bill of routing and the Department section type is allowed to be used in the Item file.)
Code Description 1 Work centre 2 Department section
- Efficiency factor
- The efficiency factor indicates how the planning of one operation should be calculated. If the value is less then 100 the capacity will be reduced with the entered factor. This means that if the value is e.g., 75, the capacity is reduced with 25 %. This field is used to calculate the net capacity to be used for the planning of manufacturing order operations Note: This field is not displayed if the MPL-TIME (Plan operation by date/time) function is activated in the Function control file, since the total capacity for the day time is set-up in the day format and is then handled as net capacity.
- Workl planning type
- The code indicates if the calculation of the workload for the work centre should be based on 1 (run and labour time) or 2 (machine time). The workload is actually calculated both for run and labour and machine time. You can enquire on both run and labour and machine time in the enquiry function for workload but only one that is real calculation based.
- Write down method
- The code indicates how the write down of the workload should be performed on the manufacturing order. Valid codes are: 1 (reported quantity) and 2 (reported time).
- Reporting calc
- This field is used to calculate run/labour, machine or approved quantity at manufacturing order operation reporting within manufacturing. The code indicates the type of calculation that should be used for this work centre. Note: This information can be overridden from the item’s bill of routing. You can also change the reporting calculation on the manufacturing order operation.
Code Description 1 No suggestion calculated 2 Time will be calculated 3 Approved quantity will be calculated
- Workload planning
- Indicates if the work centre is to be workload planned. If NO, no enquiry function for workload is used for this work centre.
- Queue time
- The queue time in hours. This is used for workload planning. This information can be overridden on operation level.
- Transport time
- The transport time in hours. This is used for workload planning. This information can be overridden on operation level.
- No of op cards
- The number of manufacturing operation cards to be printed.
- Printer queue
- The printer queue where the manufacturing order operation cards should be printed.
- Cost centre
- The cost centre referring to the Control account table in IBS Financials.
- Service object
- This field is only displayed if IBS Service is installed and activated. The item code and serial number of the service object that is connected to the work centre.