Op 2 is a flip. The program has an M0 and a comment that says 'flip.' It does not say which face goes against the stop. Two setters flip it two ways. Both look plausible.
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The M0 comment should say the face and the stop in words: 'stop against face B, jaw on datum C.' A drawing callout in the comment beats a tribal flip.
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A probe check after the flip, on a point that is wrong if the part is reversed, is the interlock. A comment alone will still be skipped on a Friday.
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If the two orientations both sit in the vise, the fixture is ambiguous. Add a pin that only one orientation accepts.
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