🥽Defect codes relations

1. Overview:

   • This interface allows users to categorize defects more accurately using predefined group and defect codes.

2. Group Codes:

   • 0 - Other: For defects that do not fit into the predefined categories.

   • L - Laminate: For defects related to laminate materials.

   • B - Bonding: For issues with bonding applications.

   • G - Gel Coat: For defects found in the gel coat finishes.

   • D - Dimensional: For defects involving incorrect dimensions.

   • C - Components: For defects in various components.

3. Defect Codes:

   • Each group code has associated defect codes which further describe the defect. For example:

     • L group codes include LDL, LAV, LWR, LCM, LGM, LRB, LFO, LCCL, LWIP, indicating specific laminate-related issues.

     • B group codes might include codes like BLE, BLW, denoting specific bonding issues.

     • G group code has associated code GMM, indicating a specific gel coat issue.

4. Using the Feature:

   • To categorize a defect, first select the appropriate group code from the "Group code" dropdown.

   • Once a group code is selected, the "Defect code" dropdown will populate with the relevant defect codes.

   • Choose the defect code that most accurately describes the issue at hand.

5. Best Practices:

   • Ensure the correct group code is selected to avoid miscommunication and incorrect defect tracking.

   • If unsure about which defect code to use, refer to the detailed descriptions provided in the system's help section or consult with a supervisor.

6. Note:

   • It's important to select the most accurate defect code as it aids in the analysis and resolution of production issues.

   • The codes are designed to provide a systematic approach to defect tracking and should be used consistently across the team.

By using group and defect codes, the team can ensure a standardized method of reporting and analyzing defects, which contributes to quality control and efficient defect resolution.