1. Material Requirement Planning
  2. Process
  3. Work order release to evidence review
Process · Work order release to evidence review

Work order release to evidence review

Authorize eligible production through the guarded release workflow and review the resulting operating evidence.

Step by step

  1. Prepare the work order Production Planner

    Production Planner checks the product, customer order, resource, quantity and planned interval on a Draft work order. Review material availability and the shop's resource arrangements with their owners before release.

    • Prepare the production basis
    • Updates Work orders, Resources, Items, Orders
  2. Authorize production Production Planner

    Production Planner authorizes eligible Draft work through the guarded release workflow. Inspect the recorded operation identity and release person and date. An identical repeated request retains the existing release effect.

    • Record guarded release
    • Updates Work orders, People
    ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.
  3. Capture production work Production Planner or Production Operator

    Production Planner maintains work-order progress. Production Operator records material issues and production logs with actual items, lots, working dates and quantities. Reconcile Posted and Reversed issue evidence through the agreed warehouse handoff.

    • Retain operating evidence
    • Updates Work orders, Material issues, Production logs
  4. Review production evidence Quality Reviewer

    Quality Reviewer reads the operating logs, issues and batches during quality review and communicates findings. Keep a Held or Rejected batch visible while the planner reviews the work-order outcome.

    • Inspect evidence with view permission
    • Updates Production logs, Material issues, Batches, Work orders
  5. Record the supported outcome Production Planner

    Production Planner records batch disposition and work-order progress after reviewing the evidence. Reconcile actual production quantities and any batch still requiring attention before using the outcome in another supply discussion.

    • Record supported disposition and lifecycle
    • Updates Batches, Work orders

Where it usually breaks

And how to keep it from happening.

  • A reviewer attempts an operating change outside the assigned permission.
  • Staff repeat a release without checking the existing operation identity.
  • A Held batch disappears from discussion when its work order becomes Completed.
  • Combined batch and production-log detail multiplies the same good quantity in a report.
Production Planner
, Production Operator, Quality Reviewer.
Production Planner
Maintains work orders and batches; Production Operator captures permitted evidence; Quality Reviewer reads it.

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