MFG/PRO 9.0 User Guide Volume 3: Manufacturing - QAD.com

Conducting Process Inspections
When inspection occurs in process, work orders and repetitive schedules
control the movement of material. Quality orders are not needed.
Process inspections are typically performed on a factory floor. You can do
this by defining inspection operations in an item’s routing in Routing
Maintenance (14.13.1). These operations are linked to test specifications
in the same way that test steps in quality orders are linked.
Reporting test results can be part of regular labor reporting. For work
orders with routings, enter inspection results in:
• The labor feedback transactions in Shop Floor Control (17)
• For a repetitive schedule, in Repetitive Labor Transaction (18.14)
• For an advanced repetitive schedule, in Backflush Transaction
(18.22.13)
For scheduled work orders or work orders without routings, enter test
results manually in Test Results Maintenance (19.13). Results entered
here are processed in the same way as in Quality Order Results Entry.
Figure 10.9 illustrates how test results are reported as part of labor
feedback.
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Enter the
results while
reporting
labor for the
inspection
operation.
Fig. 10.9
Reporting Test
Results in Labor
Feedback by Work
Order (17.1)