Certification·Manufacturing·Advanced
Manufacturing
Connect bills of materials, routings and production planning to material use, operation confirmations, quality, finished output and production cost.
What you will learn
- Explain product definitions, resource capacity and material-planning proposals.
- Distinguish production release, material use, confirmation, quality decisions and receipt.
- Interpret production cost, work in progress, subcontracting and factory-floor indicators.
Lessons · 23 lessons
1Manufacturing: connecting the production plan to physical output and cost4 min2Bills of materials: defining the recipe and its quantity basis4 min3BOM explosion and where-used analysis: understanding requirements and dependencies4 min4Routings: defining the sequence of work and expected time4 min5Production versions: selecting the right recipe and process for the order4 min6Work centres and plant structure: representing where production happens4 min7Resources and shift calendars: understanding available production capacity4 min8Quality plans: defining acceptable output before inspection4 min9Scrap, rework, and downtime reasons: turning production losses into useful evidence4 min10MPS and MRP: translating demand into production and material proposals4 min11Pegging and planning exceptions: understanding why a proposal exists4 min12Planned orders: reviewing and protecting a production proposal4 min13Production orders: defining, releasing, completing, and closing the work4 min14Production material issues and returns: explaining component consumption4 min15Operation confirmations: recording output, time, and production losses4 min16Backflush and automatic receipts: understanding the effects of production automation4 min17Quality inspections and usage decisions: turning observations into an explained disposition4 min18Production receipts and co-products: establishing the output available to the business4 min19Production cost variances: understanding why actual cost differs from plan4 min20Work in progress and settlement: completing the financial account of production4 min21Subcontracting: controlling components sent out and output returned4 min22Engineering changes: introducing a new design without losing the history4 min23Shop-floor visibility and operator terminals: interpreting the production picture6 min
Skills
Bills of materials and routingsProduction planning and MRPProduction executionQuality and production variancesProduction costing concepts
