The production user wants to report Work Order completion.
Identify two ways of reporting the progress of work order at work order operation level.

• A. Change status of Operation to completed
• B. Complete with Details
• C. Quick Complete
• D. Change Move status to Ready.
• E. Complete using quantity completion

A plant runs 24x7 daily using three continuous shifts of 8 hours each. One unit of an equipment resource R1 is assigned to each of the three shifts. On a specific work order, the resource R1 is required to work for 2 hours. The resource is set up with an efficiency of 50% and utilization of 100%. R1 is scheduled to start on the given work order at noon.
What time will R1 be scheduled to finish, assuming no calendar exceptions have been set?

• A. 1:00 PM
• B. 4:00 PM
• C. 12:30 PM
• D. 8:00 PM
• E. 2:00 PM

You are monitoring the production status on your shop floor. The production operator informs you that a particular resource that was not functioning for the past week is now back in operation.
Which option shows the steps to quickly release the work orders affected by this operation, which were put on hold using the mobile application?

• A. Select the infotile Unreleased> Select a work order you want to release>Swipe left on the work order name> Tap or click the Release action, and click OK
• B. Select the infotile On Hold> Select a work order you want to release> Swipe left on the work order name> Tap or click the Release action, and click OK
• C. Select the infertile Dispatch List> Select a work order operation you want to release> Swipe left on the work order name> Tap or click the Release action, and click OK
• D. Select the infotile On Hold> Select a work order you want to release> Select the work order operation on hold > Swipe left on the work order name> Tap or click the Release action, and click OK

A manufacturing plant works for two shifts of 8 hours each. The Manufacturing user wants a work center resource R1 of 4 units to be available during a nonworking time outside the regular shift on a particular day.
Identify the sequence of steps to create a resource exception in the Manage Work Center Resource Calendar page.

• A. Click Inside the existing Shift time on a Specific Date> Action Menu> Select Create Resource exception> Populate Start and Duration Field> Resource Availability region> Populate 4 units in Default Availability column.
• B. Click Outside the existing Shift time on a Specific Date> Create Work Center page> Click the Resource Availability tab> Click Add icon> Select R1 from Resource Drop-down list> Enter 4 in Default Units Availability column.
• C. Click Inside the existing Shift time on a Specific Date>Create Work Center page>Click the Resource Availability tab>Click Add icon> Select R1 from Resource Drop-down list> Enter4 in Default Units Available.
• D. Click Outside the existing Shift time on a Specific Date> Action Menu> Select Create Resource exception> Populate Start and Duration Field> Resource Availability and Overrides Region> Populate
  4 units in Availability Override column.

A production Operator is executing work order in your plant. After completing move transactions, he notices that he has performed some incorrect move operations, including incorrect scrap and reject transactions. He is required to perform a reverse transaction to correct the errors. The operations are not count point enabled and not auto charged.
Identify the four transactions to correct this situation.

• A. Reverse the product at the last operation.
• B. Reverse from scrap to ready.
• C. Reverse resources charged to a work order.
• D. Reverse from reject to ready.
• E. Reverse material issued to a work order.
• F. Reverse at an operation.