Processing Packaging Assessment - Lew

When adding animal feed to an existing batch in MES, the batch number and the quantity of the material added to the batch must be entered manually. This is important for accurate record-keeping and inventory management. The batch number helps to track and identify the specific batch, while the quantity of the material added ensures that the correct amount is accounted for in the system.

This statement is false. In DED (Data Entry Device), you cannot save a partially completed entry and access it later to finish it. Once you start entering data in a DED, you need to complete the entry in one session as there is no option to save it for later.

Only one production order can be set to "Running" status at any time on any given day at the Palletizer. This means that the Attendant, Operator, and Supervisor can only have one production order in progress simultaneously.

The statement suggests that in the new system, MES will automatically prompt the Operator to pull quality samples at the appropriate time. However, the correct answer is False, indicating that this statement is incorrect. Therefore, it can be inferred that in the new system, MES will not automatically trigger the Operator to pull quality samples when it is time to do so.

The correct answer is that consumption against a production order can be entered as early as one day prior to the start of the production order and up to five days post-production. This means that the system allows for flexibility in entering consumption data, giving a window of six days to record the consumption against a production order.

Every pallet of finished goods produced has a unique batch number. This means that each pallet of finished goods is assigned a specific and distinct batch number for identification and tracking purposes. This allows for easy traceability and quality control of the products.

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 included in this list.

The correct answer is that raw ingredients / packaging materials are scrapped on the MES Consume screen. This means that when there is a need to discard or get rid of raw ingredients or packaging materials, it should be done on the MES Consume screen. This screen likely provides the necessary options and controls for properly recording and managing the scrapping process.

MES stands for Manufacturing Execution System, which is a software system used to track and control production processes on the shop floor. It is primarily focused on real-time production data and operations management. Therefore, it does not directly deal with inventory management or provide visibility into specific types of inventory such as finished goods, cellulose batches, or staged inventory from the warehouse. Instead, MES focuses on activities like scheduling, tracking production progress, capturing machine data, and providing real-time visibility into the production process.

The correct answer is that the system backflushes (automatically consumes) these non-lot materials. This means that the system automatically deducts the box materials from inventory when they are used, without the need for manual intervention.