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Bruce, I have seen this done successfully in version 4.05 CD. We used "critical" workcenters that needed periodic maintenance and we wanted visibility to those planned shut-downs. Firm Planned orders for the dummy item# generated a Cap Load on the workcenter for the periods we anticipated the shut-down. A shop order may or may not be necessary depending on which reports you use for scheduling....SFC reports and/or CAP reports. You might consider a BOM for materials needed for the maintenance work but that implies keeping perpetual inventory of those materials. -- Good Luck ! Jim Barry Belchertown, MA ---- bbutler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > We are due soon to go to BPCS V8.2.0.1 (currently V6.0.0.4 ) and although > we do manage the production side of BPCS okay we are now looking to see if > we can incorporate Maintenance Tasks via a schedule into BPCS ( create > shop orders) with a item number say T00001 with item description " Remove > and Replace Filter on Machine Number 000???" work centres with routings > and allocated hours would be setup but no BOM's ( at this stage ) can > anyone see any issues with this thinking or perhaps there is a easier way > to achieve this ??????? > > Regards, > Bruce > Production/ Maintenance Supervisor > Johnsonscreens Australia ( NSW ) > > > Confidentiality Note: This e-mail message and any attachments to it are > intended only for the named recipients and may contain legally privileged > and/or confidential information. If you are not one of the intended > recipients, please do not duplicate or forward this e-mail message and > immediately delete it from your computer.
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