Block Packaging Assessment - Lew

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1. You are adding animal feed to an existing batch. What information must be entered manually in MES?

Explanation

In MES, when adding animal feed to an existing batch, the batch number and the quantity of the material added to the batch must be entered manually. This information is crucial for tracking and recording the inventory and production data accurately. The batch number helps in identifying and referencing the specific batch, while the quantity ensures that the correct amount of material is accounted for in the system.

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This assessment should be used to determine if the following system objectives have been met:
Describe the systems landscape and key integration points Identify key benefits of the R2P2... see moresystem Describe how the daily operating plan is an input to operator activities Explain how MES is used by the operator in the Processing process Recognize the upstream and downstream effects of system deviations Practice navigating to the Quality Sample Selection popup window and enter test results Practice the process for consuming ingredients and producing semi-finished goods Demonstrate how to produce animal feed and scrap materials see less

2. In the new system, MES will automatically trigger the Operator to pull quality samples when it is time to do so.

Explanation

The statement implies that in the new system, MES will automatically notify the Operator to pull quality samples at the appropriate time. The correct answer is False because the statement contradicts itself. It states that MES will "trigger" the Operator, indicating that the Operator will still need to manually perform the action of pulling quality samples. Therefore, the statement is not true.

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3. Which systems are part of the SSI Landscape?

Explanation

The correct answer is "Answers A, B and C". This means that Wonderware (MES), FLEX, and SAP are all part of the SSI Landscape. CIM is not mentioned as one of the systems included in the SSI Landscape.

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4. True or False: You can save a partially completed DED and access it later to finish the entry.

Explanation

The statement claims that you can save a partially completed DED (Data Entry Document) and access it later to finish the entry. However, the correct answer is False. This means that you cannot save a partially completed DED and access it later.

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5. Repack systematically can only be transacted in MES up to 7 days.

Explanation

The statement is saying that repack systematically can only be done in MES (presumably referring to a specific system or platform) within a time frame of 7 days. This means that if someone wants to repack systematically, they can only do it within this 7-day period. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the statement is correct.

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6. Which of the following statements is true about batches?

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7. Select the true statement.

Explanation

The given statement is true because it states that raw ingredients / packaging materials are scrapped on the MES Consume screen. This implies that when there is a need to discard or get rid of raw ingredients or packaging materials, it is done through the MES Consume screen. This screen likely provides the necessary options and functionalities to properly document and track the scrapping process.

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8. Select the true statement.

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9. How are box materials consumed in the system?

Explanation

The correct answer is that the system backflushes (automatically consumes) these non-lot materials. This means that the system automatically deducts the usage of box materials from inventory when they are used in the production process. There is no need for manual consumption or reverse-consumption of these materials.

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10. Which inventory can be viewed in MES?

Explanation

MES stands for Manufacturing Execution System, which is a software system used to manage and monitor manufacturing operations on the shop floor. It typically includes modules for production scheduling, material tracking, quality control, and equipment maintenance. While MES can provide visibility into various aspects of the manufacturing process, it does not specifically focus on inventory management. Therefore, none of the options provided (Finished Good inventory, Cellulose batches, Staged inventory from the warehouse) can be viewed in MES.

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You are adding animal feed to an existing batch. What information must...
In the new system, MES will automatically trigger the Operator to pull...
Which systems are part of the SSI Landscape?
True or False: You can save a partially completed DED and access it...
Repack systematically can only be transacted in MES up to 7 days.
Which of the following statements is true about batches?
Select the true statement.
Select the true statement.
How are box materials consumed in the system?
Which inventory can be viewed in MES?
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