Inspection for Manufacturing Order

In this step, you define the inspections during production.

You or the system can create inspection lots for the following methods of production:

Production orders

Inspection lot origin 03 <- task list type N (routing)

Inspection lot origin 03 <- task list type M (rate routing)
Process orders

Inspection lot origin 03 <- task list type 2 (master recipe)

Repetitive manufacturing

Inspection lot origin 13 <- the task list type can be set using the production version of the material.

Requirements

When you maintain the corresponding task list type, you must provide for inspection characteristics and use corresponding
control keys for the operations.

In task lists, you can define define results recording based on inspection points. For more information on the necessary settings,
see the sections on Quality Planning, Inspection Planning, and Inspection Points.

Standard settings

If you enter a task list type or task list status, when maintaining inspection lot origins 03 and 13, this has no effect, since the system does
not take these entries into account when selecting task lists for production orders, process orders, and production versions.

Activities

1. For inspection lots in production, the system selects the preferred inspection type or inspection type with variant 01 for the
corresponding inspection lot origin, unless you specify another inspection type in the settings for the order type.
Determine whether you need different inspection types in production that are dependent on the order type. If necessary, define
variants for these inspection types and predefine them for the order type at plant level. Note that the table is a part of the
Production area.
2. You must make a usage decision for the inspection lots associated with production orders. Since the production lots have no
relevance to the actual use of the produced quantities, you only need to define a job that makes automatic usage decisions at
predefined intervals, after the orders have been completed.
In this case, inspection results do not affect the usage decision. If you want to change this standard system response, see note
158455.