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You can assign multiple statuses to an intraoperation step. You cannot, however, assign the same shop floor status to more than one intraoperation step within the same operation. For example you could not assign the same status to the Queue and To Move intraoperation steps of operation sequence 30. You can update shop floor statuses at any time.

Statuses are removed from intraoperation steps when the quantities at those operations drop to zero.

Viewing Shop Floor Statuses

Prerequisites

   Define shop floor statuses. See: Defining Shop Floor Statuses.

   Define at least one job or repetitive schedule that has a routing. See: Defining Discrete Jobs Manually and Defining Repetitive Schedules Manually.

   To assign/update shop floor statuses:

1. Navigate to the Assign Shop Floor Statuses window.

2. Select the discrete Job or the production Line and repetitive Assembly.

You can assign shop floor statuses to jobs or repetitive schedules that have the following statuses: Unreleased, Released, Complete, or On Hold.

3. Choose Find to display all shop floor statuses you have previously assigned to the job or repetitive line/assembly.

4. Select the Operation Sequence of the job or repetitive schedule. You can assign shop floor statuses to any operation in the routing of the job or repetitive schedule. This includes operations you defined using the Operations window.

The department associated with the operation sequence is displayed.

5. Select the intraoperation Step to which you want to assign or update a shop floor status. You can only choose an enabled intraoperation step. See: Intraoperation Steps Parameter.

6. Select the shop floor Status for the intraoperation step. You cannot enter a shop floor status with an inactive on date less than or equal to the current date.

7. Save your work.

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