Online Documentation: Implementation Guide

How to implement different Manufacturing Operations

Manufacturing Operations consist of the following basic operations:

• Physical Changing Parts
  • Assembly / Consumption (1 part consumes 1 or more other parts to create a new part)
  • Mixing (2 or more parts are combined to create a new part)
  • Dicing (splitting 1 part into multiple parts of the same type or of different types)
  • Disassemble Parts (Disassemble parts that were previously assembled)
• No Physical Change
  • Test
  • Inspection
  • Serialize parts
• Lot Operations
  • Combining parts in a Lot
  • Binning (E.g. based on a test result the part type changes)
• Logistics
  • Receiving, Shipping and Scrapping Parts (Move into and out of the organization)
  • Picking parts from and moving parts to inventory
  • Placing part on Hold
  • Scrapping parts

This page will give a number of common manufacturing operations and will show different ways on how these operations can be implemented.

• Adding parts to inventory (Adding parts to the EZ-MES System)
• Consuming batch materials like glue
• Asign Serial Numbers to Parts (Assigning Unique Identifiers)
• Assembling a serialized part out of other serialized parts
• Binning of a large quantity of non serialized parts
• Dicing a single serialized part into multiple serialized parts

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