Work Orders Features and Functions
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- Permits five or more levels of work-order hierarchy that can be scheduled separately
- Defines shift hours on the work order
- Prohibits user from charging dollars to other's cost centers
- Defines the default cost center for work orders
- Charges overhead to a particular work order without a special labor rate
- Records safety tasks/instructions against work orders
- Retrieves drawings directly into the CMMS from within the work order screen
- Requires referenced component maintenance manuals to be recorded against work orders
- Links users responsible to the work order
- Manufactures new components for item refurbishment on work order
- Tracks and reports work order progress by status
- Generates new item and serial number information where the work order is linked to an engineering change
- Adds free-form descriptive text to work order
- Identifies work order by item identifier, work order number, position in hierarchy, or physical location
- Plans work orders for scheduling workload
- Provides option to set work orders as preliminary
- Provides option to have several work orders related to each other and nested
- Permits work orders for a large maintenance task to be grouped together as a work pack
- Permits priorities to be set against a work order and amended
- Permits transaction reasons to be set against work orders
- Generates work order documentation automatically and specifies number of copies
- Performs work-in-progress costing from work completed against the work order
- Performs removals and installations of assembled components from a higher assembly with one work order
- Bases a customer quotation on a work order or group of work orders for cost of hours and spares
- Provies illustrated parts list (IPL)
- Provides illustrated parts breakdown (IPB)
- Conducts planning (MRP, etc.) by a part's condition code
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Work Order Management Features and Functions
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