This process group covers turning planned orders into finished, tested product on the shop floor. Scheduling comes first: modelling and simulating the plant, generating line level plans and detailed schedules, sizing and releasing production orders and lots, and planning preventive maintenance alongside unplanned maintenance requests. Execution follows, covering raw material inventory, running the detailed line schedule, reporting maintenance issues, reworking defective items, monitoring and optimising the process through plant automation, advanced process control, real time optimisation and alarm management, and assessing production performance. Quality testing sits alongside execution, from equipment calibration and testing to the standard procedure, sample management, result recording, non conformance trend analysis and root cause investigation. It ends with production records and lot traceability, including how lots are numbered and how they are used to trace output.
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