Production Cycle Flashcards
1
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What are inherent risk of production cycle:
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- Frauds built on inflated falsified inventory values
- Inventory mark-downs, has obsolete inventory been written down to correct value
2
Q
Who are key stakeholders?
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- Production workers
- Raw material suppliers
3
Q
What are important forms?
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- bill of materials (part number, quantity of each component)
- Master production schedule- plan for indicating how and when to produce
- Material requisition- Moving raw materials from storeroom to production
- Move tickets- identify parts to be transferred, their destination
- Operations list- sequence steps in making a product
4
Q
What are business risk/controls?
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- Mange risk inventory levels to avoid stock outs and holding too much inventory
- Use forecasting systems, online, real-time inventory systems, periodic physical counts of inventory
Inventory theft or destruction- control include:
- Physically securing inventory and restricting assess
- Documenting inventory transfers
- Releasing inventory for shipping only with approved sales orders
- Accountability- employees handling inventory should sign the documents or enter their codes online to ensure accountability
- Use of wireless inventory increasing by RFID
- Have cameras in the warehouse
- Insurance (self-insurance or third party)
5
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What are risks and controls of fixed assets?
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- Major asset acquisitions are APPROVED and supplier by Approved vendors
- Make sure you have appropriate capital budgeting techniques
- Detailed records document assets and accumulated depreciation
- Depreciation is properly calculated and posted
- Retirements approved by appropriate management
- Physical control and security over assets
- Periodic physical inspection of plan and equipment by individuals
- Written policies for cap versus expensing decisions exist
- Want to make sure you’re not over or under inventing in fixed assets