Daily resort

One job is one order, one date, one shift, one portion — the same unit as a tab of your QA workbook. Pallets go under it as they finish; defects are counted once across the whole job.

Open a job

Pick one to add pallets or defects to it.

New job

Start a new job

One per tab of the QA report. Everything here comes off the header block of that tab.

One

Which tab is this?

Order, date, shift and portion together identify the job. Nothing else does.

Order number

Date

Shift

Portion

Recorded as written. What A and B mean is still open.

Two

What is being sorted?

Bottle number and colour travel together, and the pallet size is what every later figure is divided by.

Bottle

Units per pallet

The bottle is not in the list

Enter it anyway. The job saves, and it is flagged for us to add properly — capture is never blocked by a list we have not finished agreeing.

Bottle number

Colour

Three

What did Ardagh ask for?

Written down as they wrote it. We never tidy an instruction.

Resort instruction — what Ardagh asked for, as written

Target loss

Type it exactly as your report writes it — the report's own figure, so 0.07, not 7. Reports convert to a percentage from there, so the target and the loss are always on the same scale.

Pallets stated on the tab — optional

If you enter it, we compare it with the pallets actually logged and say so when they disagree.

Plant

Batch

Four

Which B7 runs does it cover?

A job can cover more than one, and they can carry different targets.

A job can cover more than one. Add each as it appears on the tab.

Log a pallet

One row per pallet as it comes off. This is the entry that happens roughly ninety times a day, so it is deliberately short.

Pallets on this job

Pallet	Line	Table	Start	Finish	Resorters	Units

Defects found on this job

Counted across every pallet of the job, not per pallet. That is how your report works, so it is how this screen works — and it means the number here is the job's total.

Recorded

Defect	Bottles	Share of units