In the last tutorial, we looked at how to write work instructions.
You can also create a worklist for work instructions according to the following criteria:
- Data on the work instructions, such as:
- Plant in which the work instructions were created
- Number of the set of control instructions from which the work instructions were generated
- Processor group responsible for processing the work instructions
- Control instruction destination to which the work instructions were sent
- Date and time the work instructions were created
- Mode of work instructions
- Active work instructions (no test)
- Test work instructions
- Active and test work instructions (all)
- Status of work instructions, such as:
- New
- In process
- To be completed
- Cancelled (terminated)
- Discarded
- Completed
- Order data, such as:
- Order number
- Resource to which the work instructions apply
- Basic dates and scheduled start and finish
- Further material-related data, such as:
- Material to be produced
- Batch to be produced
- The associated inspection lot if a quality inspection is defined for the process order
- In some cases, a display variant that determines how the list is prepared for display in the worklist
Summary: A Work Instruction is a step by step guide to perform a single instruction. Follow these guidelines to write Work Instructions for IT, Pharma, Biotechnology, or Construction
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