If you enter an Actual value that is less than the Short Range Value for a period, then the difference between the Short Range Plan value and the Actual value is shown as Unaccounted Loss. You can account for this loss by creating a Production Loss record. Each row of a Production Loss record contains values that indicate the amount of production lost, the event that caused the loss, and the impact of the loss. If multiple events lead to a production loss, then you can create multiple Production Loss records, each of which will be linked to the same Production Data. After you create the Production Loss record, each loss value is subtracted from the Unaccounted Loss value to provide the updated Unaccounted Loss.
Note: After you link a Production Loss to a Production Event, you cannot change the start date or end date of the Production Event.
Steps
Access the losses associated with the Production Data to which you want to add losses manually.
In the workspace, select
The Create New Loss window appears.
Enter values in the available fields.
Select
The Production Loss is created and linked to the selected Impact Code, OEE Code, and Production Event.
The changes are reflected in the Production Data and Production Summary workspaces.
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