The system offers
a full featured material control system from engineering to purchasing and production
control. Click here to see the system.
Purchasing: MAT-PAC accommodates
real-world purchasing problems, including use of foreign funds, federal and state sales
taxes, freight, bulk purchases, blanket purchase orders, quick purchase orders, a library
of standardized purchase order terms and conditions, required versus purchased
units-of-issue and order quantities.
Material Cataloging: Shipyard material is managed
by drawing, requisition, standard part, stock number, or manufactured part. It also is
managed by contract work breakdown structure, ship product, and production work order.
Job Costing: The system produces a variety of
material job cost reports (including integration with labor costs) and up to the minute
schedule status to keep management informed at all times. These reports comply with
government contract requirements.
Bar Code: Options are available for bar code
delivery tagging, physical inventory, and issues to production.
Systems Integration: MAT-PAC can be
integrated directly with the labor planning and management system, WORK-PAC. This
allows production work orders to be developed with detailed material pallet requirements
that have material order and location status. MAT-PAC also can be integrated
directly with the project scheduling system, PERT-PAC. This enables purchasing
deliveries to be coordinated with staged in-yard dates for production (by hull block or
ship zone, for example). Automated scheduling takes into account special problems of long
lead items and the demands on engineering to produce specifications in time to meet
material ordering deadlines.
MAT-PAC can be easily interfaced or integrated with various
financial software products, including general ledger, accounts payable systems,
and accounts receivable, whether on the same computer platform or another.
Interfaces also are available for importing CAD data from
ARL's ShipConstructor, AutoDesk's
AutoCAD, REBIS' AutoPLANT, Microsoft's Excel, and Proteus Engineering's MAESTRO.