on 2014 May 05 7:25 AM
Dear All,
I want to know what is the exactly standard procedure for posting rejection of component in production order?
Some points to be noted !
1).Rejection quantity is not constant. For example, material A can be rejected with 5 EA quantity or 20 EA quantity. so not a static quantity in BOM should be referred.
2) For example, If m going to post rejection of semi finish material abc which exist in finished material BOM. Semi finish material abc contains another semi finish material in its bom. Then how rejection process should be catered in this scenario.
Waiting for your kind responce
Regards
Ahmed
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Hi,
Another solution is to unplanned issue more quantity of raw material to the order.
By doing so you can see in the cost analysis that raw material is consumed twice for the order. One is rejected and another is consumed and cost will be booked /added to order cost. May be your purpose will be solved by doing so.
Regards,
Narresh
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Hi,
If raw material is not consumed then you can return it to the department from where you get it.
The raw material is replaced physically and you can utilize the new/replaced raw material. One thing I need to mention that as a production department person we will not accept the poor quality raw material but sometime we are not authorized to reject it. The rejection either done at the time of procurement or later on by the quality department and then MM will send it back to the vendor.
If you don't want to replace/consume the poor quality raw material then simply reverse the GI entry for raw material.
Regards,
Narresh
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Hi,
I make a scenario for your understanding,
I have opened production order of HALB ( Semi finished), it contains a ROH material ( which is purchased from vendor), if it's get damage due to labor mistake then how to put its rejection on HALB production order. If we have opened production order of HALB material with quantity of 100, and 100 quantity of roh materials have been issued to order. In such case, how to put rejection of roh material
Hi,
If it is damaged by labour before consumption then you can not show it's rejection in production cycle.
In this case, you simply need to replace it from materials department and later on materials department will show it as a scrap by doing the scrap entry for the material in MB1A transaction wherein issuing it to the scrap account GL.
You can ask the same to FI people in your organization that how to send the material to scrap account GL.
Regards,
Narresh
Hi,
You can reject/scrap the semi finish material while it's operational confirmation e.g. by CO11N.
You can put the rejected quantity in scrap or if require to rework then put it into Rework field. See the fields in below screen snap of CO11N,
If your semi finish BOM include another semi finish then at any operational confirmation if is consumed then cost of it considered and ultimately the same is also rejected.
Regards,
Narresh
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Hi,
You need to insert the rejected semi-finished code in semi-finished BOM manuallly.
Regards,
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Hi Mr Ahmed,
There are various method of posting rejection. In case of carying quantity you can scrap from co11. Secondly yoy can define percentage of scrapping material in mterial master from with date. Thirdly you can post rejection with movement type 551 from MB1A. Last method is to scrap during confirmation.
Regards
Muhammad Saleem
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