Multiple OUs using a single common WIP?

Multiple OUs using a single common WIP?
We have a manufacturing facility that contains tools and personnel that belong to multiple operating units (OU). Of course, the manufacturing part should work as if it is one site. Since all equipment and personnel work on all jobs there is no distinction between the higher level operating units and legal entities and books at the low level manufacturing point of view. However, costing must be costed appropriately by OU and the GL books of the seperate legal entities must be kept correctly and seperately.
How can Oracle Applications manufacturing modules be setup to handle a common manufacturing area used by personnel and equipment that is owned and costed by seperate OUs? I am unable to locate an example or reference to this type of situation in any manufacturing manuals.
Thanks

Not sure that you will be able to find your example. You explain an interesting problem that is very unique. I do not think that you will find a standard system set up to meet your need. The work around solutions, that come to mind quickly, would require a standard cost environment and involve changing the period close process for manufacturing.

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