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How to create a Workstation?

Workstation



A Workstation stores information regarding the place where the workstation operations are carried out.

Data regarding the operation cost, rent, electricity can be stored here.

Note: An Operation can take place at multiple Workstations.

An Operation takes place at a Workstation. The Operation is the work performed and the Workstation is the place/machine where it is performed. For example, melting is an Operation that can be done at 10 different Workstations.

To access the Workstation list, go to:

Home > Manufacturing > Bill of Materials > Workstation

1. How to create a Workstation

Go to the Workstation list, click on New.

Enter a name for the Workstation.

Under Operating Costs, enter the following as applicable:
Electricity Cost
Rent Cost
Consumable Cost
Wages

Save.

Optionally, you can enter a description for the Workstation.



The hours when the Workstation will be Operational can be added. On adding a Holiday list, the days listed as holidays won't be counted as working for the Workstation.



After saving the Workstation, the following actions can be performed against it:



2. Features

2.1 Production Capacity

Production Capacity is the total number of jobs can be executed at the same time in the respective workstation.



2.2 Working Hours

Under Working Hours table, you can add start and end times for a Workstation. For example, a Workstation may be active from 9 am to 1 pm, then 2 pm to 5 pm. You can also specify the working hours based on shifts. While scheduling a Work Order, the system will check for the availability of the Workstation based on the working hours specified.

2.3 Holiday List

A Holiday List can be added to exclude counting these days for the Workstation.

Note : You can enable overtime for a Workstation in Manufacturing Settings.

4. Related Topics
Bill Of Materials
Operation
Routing
Work Order
Job Card

Updated on: 02/04/2023

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