on 2007 Dec 20 10:11 PM
Hi,
We have a scenario where goods have been produced and delivered to stock, but later some defect is discovered in the manufactured product.
Production order for the job is closed and all the variances have been settled.
Please provide suggestions in regard to:
1. What is the best business practice for this kind of scenario? I think it is quiet a common thing in discrete industry.
2. We want to capture the costs of repair separetely but require a report to link with the material repaired.
3. What's the normal practice for bearing these costs. Since the rework is done at post production stage, we cannot say that it was production's fault and should have impact on production variances. And if cost centre is going to bear the costs, how can we link a production order to a cost centre (I'm not expecting Production people to enter a cost centre in settlement rules).
4. Is Repair order a better solution as compared to production order?
Please reply at the earliest.
Regards
Vivek
Hi Grant,
Normally to address such kind of scenarios, we create a separate Order type let say RWK.
Order is created for the defective good.Relevant itsm which and activities (processing cost) is captured in the Order.In the settlement profile you can define a cost centre also as a cost object or Order itself.
Later on you can track the cost incurred in rework with the Order type.
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Hi
You can create a order type for rework order In Customizing OPJH
There you can define settlement Profile
This rework order type you can use for your Production Orders..
Please reward points if it is useful to you
Regrds,
MSH
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