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LAB 1: Discrete Mes: Serialized Manufacturing and Genealogy: 1. Log Into Portal Field Value
LAB 1: Discrete Mes: Serialized Manufacturing and Genealogy: 1. Log Into Portal Field Value
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
2. Select Organization
Field
Value
Organization
M1 - Seattle
Value
Job
Assembly
AS10000
Class
Discrete (default)
Status
Unreleased
Start Quantity
MRP Quantity
Default
Start Date
(I) Save
4.
Associate Serial Number(s) to a Work Order
(N) WIP > Discrete > Discrete Jobs
Enter the following data
Field
Jobs
Value
The work order created above
(B) FIND
The work order that you have created will be displayed.
(B) Serial Numbers
Serial number page opens up which lists the serial numbers of the assembly
associated with the job.
Enter / Scan the Serial number of the Assembly you want to move from the List
Enter the Badge number - 38
Click on the Move Assembly Button
Move Assembly: Transaction page opens up
In the Transaction region, select Operation Sequence as 30 (30 is the Last operation
of the job) and Step 'To Move'
Enter
Field
Value
Serial Number
From Seq.
10 (default)
From Step
Queue (default)
To Seq.
30 (LOV)
To Step
To Move (LOV)
In the Backflush components, record the details of lot and Serial for
components CM20003 - Choose Serial from list and CM20004 - choose Lot
and Serial form the list
Enter
Field
Value
Lot Number
Serial Number
(B) Apply
8. View Serial Genealogy Tree
(N) > Inventory > On-hand, Availability > Serial Number
Enter
Field
Value
Serial
(B) Find
The Serial Numbers window displays the serial number and item information.
LAB 2:
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
US HRMS Manager
Value
Name
XX Machine Grinding
Description
XX Machine Grinding
Valid Dates
From
Todays date
Proficiency
Levels
(I) Save
(B) Levels
Enter following: (NOTE: SAVE AFTER EVERY LEVEL ENTERED)
Field
Value
Level
Value
Beginner
(I) Save
Field
Value
Level
Value
Intermediate
(I) Save
Field
Value
Level
Value
Advanced
(I) Save
Field
Value
Level
Value
Expert
Value
Last
First
Title
Birth Date
Action
Create Employee
Person Types
Employee
Social Security
7XX-XX-XXXX
(B) Assignments
Enter the following: (NOTE: Choose Correction when pop-up for Update/Correction)
Field
Value
Organization
Vision Operations
(B) Correction
(B) Ok
Field
Value
Job
MCH100.Mechanic
(T) Supervisor
Enter Name: Smith, Mr. Jonathan
(B) Save
On Decision pop-up, click (B) No
Field
Value
Competence
XX Machine Grinding
Proficiency Level
3 Advanced
Date From
Todays date
(I) Save
Close the form
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
Value
Item
XX-FG-ITEM
Description
Value
Item
XX-COMP-1
Description
XX Component Item 1
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
Create Operation 20
In Main Routing window:
Under Main Tab, Enter following
Seq= 20, Department = CAMASSY
Description Tab, enter description as Demo Operation 20
(I) Save
(B) Operation Resources
Under Main Tab, Seq 10, Resource = Operator 1, Rate Usage 1
(I) Save and close the operation resource window
(NOTE: This operation is not enabled for Skill Check)
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
Value
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
9. Test in MES
Switch Responsibility
Field
Value
USER
MFG
PASSWORD
WELCOME
Responsibility
MES Operator
NOTE: This user is connected to the employee who does not possess the required
skill
Choose Organization M1
Department: CAMASSY
(B) Start 0
Select your job, by clicking on radio button in front of it
Under Dispatch list, enter Badge No as 38
(B) Move Assembly
Under To Operation, Select Step as To Move
(B) Continue
You should get an error message
Operator: Smith, Mr. Jonathan does not possess the required competence and/or skill level to
perform move transaction for job: XXXXXX operation: yy
(B) Cancel
Under Dispatch list, enter Badge No as Your employee Number
(B) Move Assembly
Under To Operation, Select Step as To Move
(B) Continue
No error message this time as your employee possess skills required for operation
LAB 3:
Value
Organization
M1
Department
MOLDING
Click Start
The MES Workstation open up
2. Search the required job and initiate move transaction
Select Search Jobs from Global Actions menu
Search for DM Bottom Job
The searched job is displayed
Select job operation DM Bottom Job: 10 by clicking the radio button on the row
Enter Badge: 38
Click Move Transaction button.
The Move Assembly page opens up. Enter the following details
Field
Value
From Op Seq
10
From Op Code
MBLD
Queue
To Op Seq
30
To Op Code
MISP
To Interoperation step
Queue
Quantity
Click Continue
The Move Assembly: Detail page opens up with the Quality region
Select DM Spec 1 from the Specification LOV and click and Go button
Value
17
N1 Shaft Vibration
Now select the plan DRIVE MOTOR DETAILED INSP PLAN in the Collection
Plan LOV
The plan area will refresh and the Specification LOV is refreshed and populated
with values as before. This happened because we have not entered any results for
this plan. Also the Go button is enabled.
Select DM Spec 2 from the list and click Go
The plan is rendered and will display specification values as per the chosen
specification
Value
Sub
Stores
Inspection Date
<<Entered>>
Inspection Result
Accept
Inspector
1001
4.3
N1 shaft Vibration
N2 shaft Vibration
2.2
Now select the plan DRIVE MOTOR BOTTOM TEST PLAN in the Collection Plan
LOV
The Go button will be enabled but Specification LOV will remain disabled as we
have already entered one row of data for this plan and it is not possible to change
specification once data is entered. The specification LOV will display No
Specification as chosen earlier but cannot be edited.
Click Go
The collection plan DRIVE MOTOR BOTTOM TEST PLAN will be displayed
The one row of result entered earlier can be viewed
Enter data for the second row as below
Field
Value
19
4.2
N1 Shaft Vibration
2.0
Again select DRIVE MOTOR DETAILED INSP PLAN in the collection Plan LOV.
The Go button is enabled but the Specification LOV is disabled and will display
DM Spec 2 as chosen earlier as we have already entered one row of data for this
plan and it is not possible to change specification once data is entered.
Click Go
The collection plan is displayed with the previously entered values available for edit,
update etc
You can add or update results to the single level plans. But if results are entered in the
inline region, the specification cannot be changed
Click on the + sign under Add Child Data column for the plan DRIVE MOTOR
BOTTOM TEST PLAN
The data entry page opens up
Since two rows of data were added in the inline region, the specification cannot be
changed but more results can be added
Add one row of data as
Field
Value
21
4.1
N1 Shaft Vibration
2.0
Click on + sign under the Add Child Data for this plan
The plan opens up fro result entry in multiple row mode as setup in the collection
plan in the Workbench Layout column fro the transaction
Value
Qty Passed
Comments
Value
Qty Passed
Comments
Click on the + sign under Add Child Data for the row to enter data for child plan
NC Master
The child plan opens up for data entry. Enter data for one row as below
Field
Value
NC Source
In process
Description
NC Status
New
Owner
NC Code
Unknown
NC severity
Low
NC priority
Low
NC Type
Machining Error
NC Item type
Assembly
Send E Mail
No
Date Opened
Current Date
Insp result
Reject
Txn Date
Current Date
Detailed Description
Click Apply
The sequence numbers are generated fro the sequence elements and the result
entry is complete
The hierarchy of the parent child can be seen in the H-Grid
Click Finish to complete result entry and save the parent transaction
The move transaction will complete
5. View the quality results entered
The entered data can be viewed from Quality
Log into the Quality Workbench
(N) Quality > Workbench > Collection Results
Enter
The Oracle Quality Workbench will be displayed.
Select Organization
Enter
Field
Organization
Value
M1
(B) Go
The Simple Search Page will be displayed
Field
Plan Name
Value
DRIVE MOTOR TEST PLAN
For the first row the child plan NC MASTER is displayed as there was an applicable
child plan
For the second row there was n o child plan applicable and hence the hierarchy is
not displayed
Click on the NC MASTER plan name link to view the entered results for the child
plan for the row.
Click the link Return to View: M1 INPROCESS COLLECTION PLAN at the bottom
to return to H-Grid page
Close all forms and exit application
Click collection Results form the breadcrumbs
LAB 4:
1.
Log In
Enter
User
mfg
Password
welcome
Review OEE
2.
Review OEE
You are able to quickly navigate to the Plant Manager Dashboard to review what is
happening in the shop floor.
On the dashboard you quickly see the status of all production lines. A single dashboard
may contain more information than can be displayed in a single window, so you can
scroll up and down to see more.
We can see that Seattle Manufacturing is performing at the low end of satisfactory. This
dashboard is designed to show the 4 lowest performers in Overall Equipment
Effectiveness (OEE) information regarding demonstration support.
Scroll Down
On scrolling down the dashboard you are visibly presented the OEE trend (By
Department). For Paint Shop department, the OEE trend is sliding down. You need to
investigate to why the OEE is poor in this department.
Scroll back to the gauges.
The dashboard refreshes and shows the equipment belonging to Paint Shop
department, again highlighting the 4 poorest performers. The resource MIXER1201
seems to be the biggest problem.
Scroll Down
This poor performance is confirmed in the OEE By Equipment graph. Not only is it
performing poorly, but it seems to be trending downward.
Scroll back up to the middle of the page and analyze the OEE breakup for
MIXER1201.
Hover over and Click the Machine Availability column (light blue column)
Hover the mouse over the wedges in the Pie Chart, or over the labels in the chart index
to see the percentages.
Here is a graphical breakdown of reasons for the machines unavailability.
Drill to Specifics
4
Drill to Specifics
Scroll down `
Drill t
The bottom of this dashboard displays the Downtime Analysis report. You find the chart
of downtime reasons and actual downtime every day. It highlights with Red color
wherever the downtime is more than 10 hours for a day.
Click on the Down Time value for 4/7/2008 and Navigate to Downtime Reasons
report
This will show the downtime break-up and reason. This is the real-time data that is
picked from the status tag of this equipment.
This table shows the specific transactions that contributed to the mixers unavailability.
Plant Maintenance may have a similar dashboard that shows them this information, but,
if not, they could be called at this time to check why the mixer is experiencing low
voltage. You also want to investigate what can be done to shift some of the workload to
another, more reliable, mixer.
Review Impact
5.
Review Impact
Click on Return link at bottom. Opens up Downtime Analysis report
Click on Go To link on Production Slippage column for any one of the dates. It will
open up Backlog Trend report
This will show the backlog accumulation resulting from downtimes recorded for the
resource MIXER1201
Summary
Summary
6.
Summary
You have now quickly discovered that your facility is experiencing an efficiency issues, you
have been able to determine where the problem exists, drilled down to a machine level, and
from there, uncovered what the specific issue is with the machine. This is all done in an easy
to understand, graphical, fashion.