Planning a Job's Operations
This topic applies to APS.
To plan an individual new job and view the details
of how it will be completed, you can use the Get
ATP or Get CTP button on the Job Orders form. Follow these steps:
- On the Job Orders form, select Actions > New to create
a new job.
- Enter the required fields, including the item to be produced and
a Start date and/or End date.
NOTE: If you
enter a Start date, the system plans forward by the item's lead time
to arrive at a default End date. If you enter an End date, the system
plans backward by the item's lead time to arrive at a default Start
date. The Get ATP/CTP calculation will plan to the End date, so make
sure the End date is the desired date before you click the Get ATP/CTP
button.
- Click the Get ATP or Get CTP button. The Availability Results
form displays the system's calculated Projected completion date for
the job based on current resource capacity and the job's End date.
When you perform Get ATP/CTP on a job order, the system does not use
on-hand inventory or planned supplies to satisfy the end-item demand
(however, inventory and supplies are used to satisfy the component
demands).
- Click the Plan Detail button. This button displays the job's
inventory and supplies usage and manufacturing requirements for each
level of the bill of material.
See the Demand
Detail Chart APS help topic for descriptions of the buttons, IDs,
and other conventions used on this view.
- When you are finished examining the detailed plan, close the Plan
Detail form to return to the Availability Results form.
- Accept the Projected date displayed on the Availability Results
form by clicking Yes or OK. The system inserts the job
into the APS plan incrementally
using the calculated Projected date as the job's new End date.
Related Topics
APS Overview
Running APS
Planning
About Incremental
Planning and ATP/CTP
Configuring
a Job or Item
Copying a Job Order
Creating a Job
Order
Creating
a Job Order Manually
Cross-referencing
a Job Material to a Job
Issuing
Materials to a Job Order
Job Steps
Releasing a Job
Scheduling a Job Order
Using APS to
Backward Schedule