Time the order that will actually reach the bench
This is a worked planning example, not a completed test, customer record, legal approval or universal acceptance standard. Replace every demonstration reference with your own project input. Keep unknown items on hold with a named owner.
| stage | what to record | hand route example instruction | machine route example instruction | decision use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preparation | Operator minutes and other staff time | Include cradle setup and label sorting | Include roll loading and adjustment | Do not omit setup |
| Changeover | Time and first-piece disposition | Change to the next approved design | Reload or adjust for the same design change | Compare the real SKU mix |
| Application | Attempts and accepted vials | Use the written hand method | Use the intended operator and controls | Same acceptance criteria |
| Restart and inspection | Held pieces and review time | Record any alignment correction | Record stop/restart checks | Use accepted output as denominator |
Use the record
Identify your container, artwork and proposed specification. Keep evidence references beside decisions. The responsible buyer and supplier should agree the conditions and approval scope; example rows are instructions, not pass results. Retain revisions when an input changes.