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Creating Non-standard Jobs

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Non-standard discrete jobs can be used to control materials and resources and to collect costs for

a wide variety of miscellaneous manufacturing activities such as rework, field service repair

upgrades, and engineering prototypes. You can optionally assign an assembly to a non-standard

job, and choose whether to specify a job quantity.

In this topic, you will define a non-standard job on the Discrete Jobs page.

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Procedure

Step Action

1. Begin by navigating to the Discrete Jobs page.

Click the vertical scrollbar.

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Step Action

2. Click the Discrete Jobs link.



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Step Action

3. The Find Discrete Jobs page is used to search for existing jobs, or to create new

job records.

Step Action

4. Click the New button.



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Step Action

5. The Discrete Jobs page is used to manually create jobs. A number of features are

available including:

Defining standard, non-standard, and project jobs

Assigning bills and routings for requirements

Attaching explanatory files



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Step Action

6. Click in the Job field.



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Step Action

7. Enter the desired information into the Job field. Enter "Rework1234".

Step Action

8. Click the Type option.



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Step Action

9. Click the Non-standard list item.



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Step Action

10. In non-standard jobs you have the option to assign an assembly. For rework

assemblies, you can manually create rework operations or use a predefined rework

routing.

Click in the Assembly field.

Step Action

11. Enter the desired information into the Assembly field. Enter "AS18947".



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Step Action

12. Non-standard discrete jobs do not earn overhead on completion - material overhead

at completion is posted directly to the subinventory material overhead account.

Select an asset type nonstandard accounting class because the job is building assets.

Click in the Class field.



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Step Action

14. When you define a job, its status defaults to Unreleased but can be changed.

Click in the Status field.

Step Action

15. Enter the desired information into the Status field. Enter "Released".



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Step Action

16. For non-standard jobs, to perform move and completion transactions, the start

quantity must be greater than zero.

Click in the Quantities: Start field.



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Step Action

17. Enter the desired information into the Quantities: Start field. Enter "10".



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Step Action

18. The MRP Net quantity is derived from the job start quantity. For non-standard

discrete jobs without

assemblies, the default is zero.

Step Action

19. Click in the Dates: Start field.



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Step Action

20. Enter the desired information into the Dates: Start field. Enter "10-APR-2008

12:00:00".



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Step Action

21. Click in the Dates: Completion field.

Step Action

22. Enter the desired information into the Dates: Completion field. Enter "10-APR-

2008 16:00:00".



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Step Action

23. Click the Save button.



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Step Action

24. You have completed the Creating Non-standard Jobs procedure.

End of Procedure.


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