BILL OF MATERIALS

BILL OF MATERIALS

A Bill of Materials (BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and instructions required for the manufacture, manufacture, or repair of a product or service. A bill of materials usually appears in a hierarchical format, with the highest level showing the finished product and the lower level representing individual components and materials.

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Take, for example, a cadbury celebrations packing that wants to build 100 box packing . A bill of materials for a cadbury celebration will include all the product that make up the cadbury celebrations such as cartons , tray , poly bag, chocolates, and warp film including the quantities required of each items and their cost.

A well-defined BOM helps companies:

Plan purchases of raw materials
Estimate material costs
Gain inventory control
Track and material requirements plan
Maintain accurate records
Ensure supply robustness and minimize waste
Daily tracking record

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TRANSFER POSTING BY SAP

TRANSFER POSTING Transfer posting Purpose It is meant to remove materials from storage in one storage location and store them in another storage location. This can occur either within a plant or between two plants or company codes. Features A transfer posting usually refers to a change in stock of materials. For example, accepting consignment material, issue with quality inspection. In transfer postings, content can remain in its original storage bin or be transferred. It is used to represent organizational-relevant relocation within the company (for example, decentralized storage. So, transfer posting is a change in the book keeping information about a material. For most posting changes, the item stays in the same physical location. For Example, Issue of material stock from inspection Designating available material as inspection stock Change a material number Material divided into two or more batches Converting special stock, such as consignment stock or returned stock, into company

STORE KEEPER

WORK OF STORE KEEPER BASIC WORK OF STORE KEEPER Receiving of material and verification as per document. Monitoring and tracking of shortage material and physical. Knowledge of FIFO, FEFO Line auditor from store end. Ensuring movement of the material from incoming area to main store. Material issue as per plan. Responsible for 5’S and housekeeping of ware house. Supervised the import and export loads and bulk cargo BASIC WORK OF SENIOR STORE EXECUTIVE Aging sheet maintained daily Preparing monthly stock reconciliation report Maintain minimum and maximum level in store. Sending of email and other communication concern to department Manage the training and development of new recruiters. Daily maintain excel sheet to remind physical stocks. Continuous fallow up with the transporter until consignment reaches up its destination. For more info :- https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/6705131264869638993/8834010818672912343?hl=en

Tools & Techniques for Measuring Quality

Tools & Techniques for Measuring Quality Quality control is an important issue in manufacturing, and using expert tools and techniques to measure quality can ensure that your product is well received by your customers and undergoes any necessary government oversight. Technology may vary depending on your type of business, but the goal of all tools is to produce high quality products. Inspection Inspection is an important part of measuring quality, and for small operations, random product testing can be an effective technique. Statistical sampling, a method of using mathematics and the science of probability, is best for producing large quantities, where you have enough samples compared to the whole. Several software programs and other tools are available to perform this type of inspection. The product can also be evaluated to see if it conforms to predetermined criteria, perhaps by visiting a checklist of essential functions and physical characteristics. Testing One type of produ

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