Processing of Operations 

Purpose

In an inspection plan, the inspection operation is identified by a number. The sequence of inspection operation numbers determines the sequence, in which you process the inspection operations for an inspection plan. You define the increment for these inspection operation numbers in the Profile. You use the control key to define how an inspection operation in an inspection plan is to be managed.

• The header data for the inspection plan is already defined in the system.
• The master records used (for example, material master record, dynamic modification rule) must have been created and released in the system.
• The unit of measure defined in the header of a reference operation set that is to be referenced is the same as the unit of measure in the existing inspection plan.

1. You call up the operation overview for the inspection plan.
2. You create the required inspection operations. You can then link to reference operation sets to simplify data entry.
3. You can enter the following data:

• Operation number (required field)
• Work center (optional)
• Plant (required field)
• Control keys (required field)
• Standard text key (optional)
• Description of the operation (optional)
• Base quantity (required field)
• Unit of meas. for op. (required field)
• Long text for the operation (optional)
• Recording view (optional)
• Inspection point completion (obligatory when inspection points are defined in the task list header)
• Inspection point reference (in routing)
• Scheduling data

4. You assign one or more items of test equipment as production resources/tools (PRT), if you want to inspect with particular test equipment.
5. You run a consistency check on the inspection plan.
6. Save the data.

You have created an inspection plan with operations, to which you can assign inspection characteristics.