The user can access the Task Dashboard from the Side Navigation, under Production Monitoring
The user can see which of the scheduled works are just scheduled (Todo), In Progress, and Completed
If the user clicks on the button, they will then be able to access the Production Member Task page
The user can start tasks here by clicking on the dropdown menu that says, “Select Task”, which shows a list of all the tasks scheduled for today
Selecting one will show the user its details like the target output, assembly type, and schedule (date & time). The user can also start the task using the start button or cancel it using the cancel button, which will remove it from the schedule entirely.
Once started, the details of the task will be shown here. Details included are the following: (From top left to bottom right) Model, Assembly Type, Target Qty, Downtime amount, Inspected Qty, Reject count, Finished Product count.
The user can use the following Ui elements to interact with the values related to the task: (From top left to bottom right) Add button, Subtract button, Batch Quantity indicator, Batch addition button, Report Downtime button, Report Rejects button, Add Remark button, and the End button
Clicking the Add button will make a modal appear, where the user can input how many will be added to the Finished Product count, which will be added the moment the user clicks the OK button or cancelled if they click on the CANCEL button
Same with the Add button, Subtract button will do the same but this time for how many will be subtracted to the Finished Product Count
When the user clicks on the Batch Addition button, it will add the amount indicated in the Batch Quantity indicator to the Finished Product count
The user can click the Report Downtime button, which will open a modal where the user can start a downtime and add the reason for doing so and remarks
The User can select from the listed Downtime Reasons under the dropdown menu.
If the user’s downtime reason is not included, they can also add their, which will be added to the list by using the add button, which will open another modal where they can add their own downtime reason
Once the user has chosen the downtime reason, they can then set what the actual start time
Once setup, the user must now add their remarks as it cannot save if there are empty fields
Afterwards, the user can click the save button to finally add a downtime to the task, which will also reflect on the details shown for the order
However, that is only the start time of the downtime, to end the downtime, the user has to click on the downtime setting button.
Once clicked, it will open a modal where the user can input the end time of the down time
Once the user clicks the save button, the downtime should now be closed
The user can also report rejects during the task. This can be done by clicking on the Report Rejects button
Same with the Downtime, the user can choose from a list of Reject reasons using the drop down menu
The user can also add their own reject reason using the add button, which will open a modal where they input the reason and for which product group it belongs to
Once the user has chosen the a Reject reason, they can now add the amount of reject count using the reject amount text box
Once added, the user can also add the Cause and Description of the reject using the text box provided
The user can now click on the save button to finalize all the details they have added for the reject reported. Upon doing so, it will now reflect on the details of the Task
The user can also report performed repairs using the repair button. This will open a modal where they can input what repairs they did and to how many of the rejects it was done.
The user can finalize the details by clicking on the save button. After doing so, the changes should now reflect on the task’s details.
The user can add a remark by clicking the add remark button
Once clicked, it will open a modal where the user can input their remarks regarding the ongoing task.
Once done, the user can click on the save button to finalize their remark and it should now reflect on the task’s details in the dashboard page.
Once the task has ended, whether with complete or incomplete output, the user can click on the end button to end the task. This will finalize whatever the user input for the details of the task.
Once clicked, a modal should open where the user can choose to continue ending the task or to cancel it and change some details.