Water & Beverage Bottling Plant System

The operating cycle starts in “Treatment” with daily cards documenting water treatment and source-analysis results before any run. It moves to “Filling”, where the crew runs the lines and produced quantities are logged under daily batch numbers, then “Testing”, with samples drawn at intervals whose lab and sensory results are documented on the card before the batch is approved.

Once approved, the batch moves to “Labeling” with the production date and batch number, then “Distribution” to distributors and customers with documented quantities and delivery proofs. The day closes in “Report”, summarizing production, rejections, uptime rates, and stoppages — so the manager tracks line performance day by day.

The “Line Maintenance” column protects production continuity: any breakdown or preventive-maintenance due date is logged as a card documenting the fault, replaced parts, and downtime, and operation does not resume before the manager approves its closure. Chat is the shifts' operations room: pressure dropping on a line, bottles nearly out of stock, a distributor waiting for loading. Dues privately records purchases of bottles, labels, and spare parts, distributor receivables, and shift wages.