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The Standard Routing defines the non-material resources
needed to support the production of items.
 Each
produced item can be defined with one or more Routing Steps, identifying the
types and amounts of production resources required.
These steps identify
setup and run hours required,
as well as work centers,
machines, departments, teams
and employees to be used.
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addition, the module defines initial capacities of company resources. These
capacities are used by other Fitrix modules to highlight situations where
resources are over or under-utilized.
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Production Scheduling – analyzes load vs. capacity for open
production orders
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Capacity Requirements Planning - analyzes load vs. capacity
for open production orders, and longer term planned production orders
Features/Function Highlights
Routing Maintenance
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User-Defined routing
sequence
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Links to standard
operations
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30-character base
description
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Unlimited routing step
notes
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Inside or outside process
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Resource definitions for
Work Center, Machine, Team, Department
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Primary and alternate
steps
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Scheduling based on labor
hours or machine hours
Work
Center Maintenance
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Direct, indirect, or
outside process types
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Optional grouping by
department
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Shift-based capacity in
hours per day
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Standard and average queue
times
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Standard labor and
overhead rates
Machine Maintenance
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Optional grouping by work
center or department
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Shift-based capacity in
hours per day
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Standard and average queue
times
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Major and minor service
intervals
Department Maintenance
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Shift-based capacity in
hours per day
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Accounting information for
interface to General Ledger
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Tracks production costs
for period and year-to-date
Operation Maintenance
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Standard template for
easier routing maintenance
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Operation notes
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Standards for: Setup
hours, Run hours, Machine hours, Machine, Department, Team, Work Center
Alternate Resources
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Work Centers
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Departments
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Teams
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Department
Inquiries
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Routing steps – summary
and detail
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Where-used by Machine,
Work Center, Department, Team, Operation
Reports
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Routing step details
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Where-used by Machine,
Work Center, Department, Team, Operation
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Each
produced item can be defined with one or more Routing Steps, identifying the
types and amounts of production resources required.
These steps identify
setup and run hours required,
as well as work centers,
machines, departments, teams
and employees to be used.