Our FR5 fixture estimate uses final bracket passes, but the night-shift book includes correction work after release; who should establish that missing operation before we promise production a first-pass rate?
Process and quality need the linked part records. Keep restrained, released and post-correction readings apart. Maintenance can describe the intervention, but should not be left approving the finished dimension because it owns the shift book.
Were the correction times recorded against individual brackets or against a group? That matters before planning turns a rough shift note into a precise extra time for every part.
And keep the next-shift handover in scope. If a bracket is waiting for review when the operator leaves, the proposed process needs an owner for it. A final green tick doesn't tell the next person what work remains.