Money at risk
Primary exposure total from your job inputs
Job risk check
CNC OEE & Time Loss Report
Check lost machine time, setup losses, scrap, tool wear and machine-hour cost before you price or repeat the job.
Where money is usually lost
Money is usually lost in downtime, setup overrun and scrap before it shows in the quoted machine rate.
What the paid report shows
The paid report turns your job numbers into a clear check before quoting, repeating or committing to the work.
Status check
Safe, watch or risky on the main drivers
Job file output
Save PDF/CSV for the team, client or job folder
This analyzer also breaks out
- Lost machine time
- Setup and downtime impact
- Scrap and tool wear cost
- Machine-hour cost risk
- What to check before scheduling
The sample report shows report layout and section structure—it is not calculated from your inputs on this page.
How this check works
Why this check matters
This analyzer is built around job numbers that usually move margin: material waste, rework, labor time, waiting time, finishing cost and the gap from target rates.
Example scenario
Sample case — not a customer result
- Job type
- CNC milling cell — 120-part run, weekly schedule
- Main input numbers (sample)
- Machine rate: $85/hr
- Setup time: 90 minutes
- Downtime: 6% of planned hours
- Scrap rate: 4%
- OEE: 72%
- What the analyzer flags
- Lost machine time from downtime
- Setup burden on a short run
- Scrap and tool wear cost
- What to check first
- Setup sheet and first-off inspection time
- Tool life and changeover on this material
- Whether quoted machine hours include downtime
- What the report helps you decide
- Show whether setup, downtime or scrap is the main loss driver before you schedule or reprice the job.
How the estimate is built
The analyzer uses the numbers you enter, compares them with your target or expected range, and estimates where the job may lose money. It is a job check, not a guarantee.
Numbers used
Sample inputs above are illustrative only. Your report uses the numbers you enter on this page and the assumption notes listed below.
What to check before using the result
Match inputs to your job file, quote sheet or shop floor records. If a cost item is missing or the result does not match your field experience, send tool feedback before relying on the output.
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