Record production and hand output to review

Step by step

1. Select the working context Production Operator

   Production Operator opens the intended work order and selects their personnel record. Check the product and planned quantity before reporting output. Review station assignments for the same operator and work order when discussing where the work took place.

   • Operator and job are identified
   • Updates Work orders, People, Operator assignments

2. Record the interval Production Operator

   Production Operator records the production start and end. The interval should reflect the work being reported, including the agreed treatment for a shift boundary or partial run. Resolve a wrong end time before submitting.

   • Start and end describe the reported work
   • Updates Production logs

3. Enter the unit result Production Operator

   Production Operator records good units and scrap units separately. Use the agreed product unit and explain any correction with Production Planner. Scrap remains visible in production reporting and must not be counted as accepted finished stock.

   • Good and scrap quantities are recorded separately
   • Updates Production logs, Work orders

4. Submit completed production Production Operator

   Ending the interval validates its times and unit counts, saves the log effect and advances the work order. Completed output is routed into a Pending quality-review batch. Production Planner reviews progress against the remaining planned work.

   • Valid output advances work and creates Pending review scope
   • Updates Production logs, Work orders, Batches

5. Hand over the batch Quality Reviewer

   Quality Reviewer finds the Pending lot and gathers the agreed inspection evidence. This is preparation for the later acceptance decision. The production submission itself does not replace that decision.

   • Inspection context is prepared for acceptance
   • Updates Batches, Production logs

Production Operator

, Production Planner, Quality Reviewer