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Assemblies / Complex Jobs

Overview

Job Tree
Complex jobs such as assemblies, split jobs, lots and jobs with multiple fabrication routers can be linked together in a tree structure for scheduling, tracking and costing.


The Job Tree shows how the component jobs are related and displays key information about each one.

You can quickly drill down to display all job detail for any component.

Complex Job Schedule
A Gantt Chart display shows the overall schedule for each component job in a tree.

A change in the schedule for any component will automatically re-schedule all related jobs.

From this screen, you can quickly view the detailed operation by operation schedule for any job component.

How it works

Often it is desirable to link manufacturing jobs together for scheduling the manufacturing process and totaling job costs. The Complex Jobs (Trees) module provides an easy way to link jobs and to graphically view the relationships and schedules.

Following are examples of where the Complex Jobs (Trees) module can be used:

Assemblies - The finished product comprises many parts, each of which is manufactured separately. As parts are completed, they are then assembled into the final product. An example is the manufacture of an engine.

Repair – A product has to be disassembled in order to work on each component separately. For example, an engine needs to be torn down for evaluation and possible repair of components.

Similar Parts - Similar parts may be run together in the initial manufacturing steps, but then are separated for different processing of the final manufacturing operations. For example, an order for several door panels of different colors may be fabricated together, but separated into different jobs for finishing and painting.

Lots - The same part may be manufactured repeatedly, with each lot requiring a different delivery date.

Split Jobs – An order may be received for a quantity of 600 parts, but after the job has started, the customer requests quick delivery of 100 parts. The order is then split into two jobs for finishing, one with a quantity of 100 for rush shipment and the other with a quantity of 500 to be delivered later.



 

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