on 03-09-2011 10:17 AM
Dears,
We have a route like below, operation OP01 appears 2 times in different sequence.
OP01->OP02->OP01-.OP04
(seq1->seq2->seq3->seq4)
How can I modeling its BOM to let user assembly like below
OP01(seq1): use component01
OP01(seq3): use component03
Since BOM maintenance can not set to assembly a component in operation at a assigned sequence of a router, so in the OP01(seq1), it will display component01 and component03 to let user assembly.
How can we handle this problem?
Thank you.
Hi Ivan,
As a workaround you can configure Work Instructions at those operations, so an operator can make a right choise.
Regards,
Alex.
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Thank you for your suggestion.
Because we will set check assembly activity in each assembly operation to avoid operator forget to assembly, so operator need to complete all configured assembly activity then can go to next step, so it means operator need to complete 2 assembly (both seq1 and seq3) at OP01 of seq1, but it's wrong concept.
I would suggest you use a different operation at seq3. Something like OP01A.
I know this is not optimal and requires a little more work on the shop floor. Having the same operation on the router twice is supported, but there are times when ME can't determined which one you really wanted. Assembly is one of those places.
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Ivan,
I looks like you are modeling two different operations as one operation. When process steps differ in the component you are assembling, it is almost always a gut idea to model then as separated operations (assemby component1 and assembly component3).
ME allows you to use the same operation several times in a route but they should really mean the same.
Best Regards,
Miguel
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