I counted the identified housings before looking at our FR5 summary, which was fortunate because the summary had already exceeded the batch of 203. Reviewed retries are appearing as more finished parts after restart. I want the operator to see the current disposition of each housing without losing the unsuccessful checks underneath it. The awkward one is a pass that quality later withdraws: our current screen happily leaves it in the accepted total. Who should own that change in the handover?
Nora, make the changed status obvious to the packer too. A total dropping by one won't tell me which housing came back under review, especially if I've already put it with the accepted ones.
PriyaBennett, the housing IDs survive the retries. PriyaCarter, quality wants a held-item list with the reason and physical location, including anything removed from accepted stock. We have a paper list for this batch while the screen is corrected.
That's usable. Put the item ID on the list first, not somewhere after four inspection references. I want to find the housing before I read its life story.
The reconciliation is 194 accepted, six held and three rejected, all 203 accounted for. The developer's first replay still counted a duplicated old pass on one held housing. We caught that by checking the held list against the total, not only the total against the batch size.
And let quality review the proposed current disposition before that corrected summary becomes the working view; I would not infer it from the last timestamp alone
Installed fix checked with quality and the shift lead. Duplicate pass, delayed old pass after withdrawal, and restart all leave the agreed 194/6/3 dispositions intact. We also withdrew and restored an acceptance in the test batch and checked the item history and held list. PriyaCarter's ID-first layout made the handover much less fiddly. The original 203-item batch is reconciled; held parts remain held.