Create or Change a Standard Operation
Use the Standard Operation Maintenance (ROM) program to create or change or delete standard operations. See Background and Road Map for more information.
Enter a unique operation code (4 alphanumeric characters maximum) to create a new standard operation. The program prompts for Operation type. See Operation Types. Select the type of operation you are adding and click Other info or press Enter.
OR
Enter an existing standard operation code or click the Lookup icon and use the standard lookup options to select one from a list.Enter or change data in the following fields:
Note
The operation type determines which fields can be entered or changed.
Field Name |
Type / Max Length |
Action / Description |
Operation code |
Display |
The operation code you specified. This field cannot be changed after a standard operation is added. |
Operation type |
Display |
The operation type you selected. This field cannot be changed after a standard operation is added. |
Work center no |
Required |
Enter a valid work center and machine number for this operation or click the Lookup icon and use the standard lookup options to select the work center and machine from a list. The work center and machine number combination identifies a specific work location. If this is a P Outside service operation:
|
Oper desc 1 - 4 |
Optional |
Enter up to four lines that describes the process performed in this operation to print on the shop paper. |
Tool number |
Optional |
Accept the displayed tool number or enter a different tool that this operation uses. This field is not used by the system, but you can use it in custom reports. Note |
Direct labor cd |
Optional |
Accept the displayed code or select that different code that represents the hourly labor rate for this operation. Work in process and labor reporting programs use this code to calculate labor costs. This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Indirect, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
Direct labor % |
Optional |
Enter the percentage of the run time an employee is involved. For example, if an employee is able to run two identical machines enter 50.00. This splits the employee cost to the two manufacturing orders being run at the same time. This field can be entered/changed for Unattended operations. |
Setup labor cd |
Conditional |
Accept the displayed code or select another code that represents the hourly labor rate for setting up this operation. Work in process and labor reporting programs use this code to calculate labor costs. This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
Setup labor % |
Conditional |
Enter the percentage of the run time an employee is involved in the setup process. If the employee time is not to be included in the cost enter .00. This field can be entered/changed for Unattended operations. |
Multiple setups? |
Optional |
If you select the field for a regular operation, the system calculates the number of setups required for a manufacturing order: Quantity ordered / Pieces per batch (rounded up to the next integer). If not selected, the system assumes one setup per order. For batch operations, this field is selected and cannot be changed. The system calculates the number of setups required for a manufacturing order: Quantity ordered / Pieces per batch (rounded up to the next integer). This field can be entered/changed for Regular operations. |
Crew size |
Optional |
Enter the number of workers required to perform this operation. This field is not used by the system, but you can use it in custom reports. |
Setup time |
Optional |
Accept the number of hours it takes to set up this operation or enter a different number. The system calculates standard setup labor cost: Number of setups x Setup time x Setup labor rate This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
Op pieces per hr |
Optional |
Enter the number of output units processed in an hour or leave blank to have the system calculate this field based on the Hours per piece field. This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
Hours per piece |
Conditional |
Accept the number or hours required to process one output unit or leave blank to have system calculate this field based on the Pieces per hour field. This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
Cost per piece |
Inactive |
Enter the unit cost that this vendor charges to perform this operation. This field is used only for purchased service operations. |
Process UOM |
Optional |
Select the unit
of measure this operation processes or produces, which may not
be the unit of measure used for the final product. For example,
in a hole-punching operation, an operation may punch one hole
or several in a single operation. This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
UOM conversion |
Required |
Accept 1.0000 or
enter a different number of processing units per stocking unit. This field can be entered/changed for Regular, Batch, and Unattended operations. |
Choose the appropriate options:
To |
Do This |
Change a field |
Move the cursor to the field and make changes. Click Apply to accept the changes or click Cancel to reject them. When you click Apply,
the program prompts: If you added or changed notes, the program prompts: |
Delete the operation |
Click Delete. Note |
Enter notes for this operation |
Click Notes. See Enter or Change Notes. |
Go to a related program |
Click Jump. See Jump. |
Associate a tool with this operation |
Click Tools. See Associate a Tool with a Standard Operation. |
| Update routings with changes and/or enter another standard operation | Click OK.
If you made changes to the standard operation and click OK, the program prompts: If you added or changed notes, the program prompts: The program prompts for another operation code. See step 1 or clear the field to exit the program. |
Exit the program and return to the menu |
Click Exit. |