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Fabrication bill format for Production

The use of BOM (Bill of Materials) in  manufacturing. Let's speak about the Bill   of Materials in a simple way. Every housewife  has her own recipes for pancakes cookies and   other specialities. Using a different kind of  flour than specified could mess up the cookies.   The same goes for manufacturing companies that  produce anything they need to be able to follow   up consistently product after product. Without the  BOM you know you want to build a product but it's   hard to make sure that you have everything  you need. An employee will even have trouble   understanding what the product is thus the very  basic function for it is telling what a product   is made of. But we know that already, don't we?  The real importance of a bill of materials   is in essence that it is the foundation of  all manufacturing planning systems. A pocket   calculator today is more powerful than mainframes  were half a century ago when different solutions   with planning started rolling out thus at first  there are only a few functions available. These   are called MRP I systems. Later when more  computational resources came available more   functions and integrations were added to these  systems these are called MRP II systems. Bill   of Materials in material requirements planning  MRP I systems. Help to plan purchases of raw   materials; Give the expected material cost of  products; Together with stock information helps   to accurately plan material requirements.  Combined with a sales forecast it's easy   to get an overview of what the company expects  to sell and based on the BOM what to purchase.   This kind of a plan is also known with a fancy  legacy term - Master Production Schedule. Bill of   Materials in manufacturing resource planning  MRP II systems. Supports all MRP I functions;   Simplifies purchasing by planning exact clip wins  of place purchases so items will arrive on time;   If production routing is known it helps the plan  in great detail all resources for manufacturing   from when materials are expected to come into  stock to scheduling jobs to specific machines   and operators; And helps accurately estimate  product costs together with machine and labor   costs. All in all it's impossible to efficiently  plan and manage a manufacturing company without   clear and up-to-date Bills of materials even if  you do not use any specially designed solutions   to simplify all of this. However specialized  tools like MRP easy make it a lot easier.