The old bracket notes say aligned in the jig, out after release, then accepted after correction; I'd rather not inherit that correction routine without knowing what it corrected, particularly who will have to do it when the new cell is busy
Can you follow one actual bracket through those entries? Not asking for perfect records, just whether those are three observations of the same piece or notes somebody collected from a batch.
Then the nice retained bracket won't tell you how much correction the earlier one needed. I'd keep looking for the route records before treating the notes as a process you can price.
Isaac's point could save you a lot of circular argument. I mean, a fixture review can ask about incoming parts as well; it doesn't have to start by assuming every deviation was made inside the jig.
Found a separate fit-up sheet, but it covers a different drawing revision; thanks Isaac, I've listed that gap for the welding specialist instead of quietly using it for the current bracket, and correction labour stays an unknown in the estimate