The mill needs to explain both the material it consumed and the garments it finished. This process follows a released work order through eligible issues and completed operation intervals to the quantity received into finished stock.
Shop Floor Supervisor checks the released job, assigned employee, work center and planned interval. Confirm which operation represents terminal output for the selected route.
Operator records authorized material issue using the product stocking unit. Check free quantity and use an Available, unexpired lot of the correct product when the material requires lot control.
Shop Floor Supervisor records the operation interval with good and scrapped quantities. Keep unfinished intervals visible for correction before they support a completion decision.
Quality Inspector reviews required inspection and hold evidence and decides its disposition. Coordinate specialty dye review with Industry Reviewer when shade evidence affects the output.
Production Planner reconciles accepted terminal output with the work order. Receive only the eligible quantity not already received, keeping the source production interval identifiable on the completion operation.
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