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If you run a Maintenance Department, you need control over your work force, proper access to the equipment and the right level of repair history to achieve maximum uptime.

Work Orders collect and collate information enabling you to make informed decisions.

They provide necessary facilities to plan work and optimise labour utilisation.

General operation:

Depending on the level of detail and control you need over jobs, work can be recorded in one of 3 ways.

bulletThrough a formalised Work Order system (i.e. Work Orders have to be raised before a job commences). Work progresses through stages of being requested, opened, issued, closed and costed. As jobs are closed and costed, job information is archived and posted to History.
bulletWork orders can be recorded after the job is complete. While this records all details and parts used, it avoids delays in issuing a formal Work Order.
bulletDetails of work can be written directly to history. No parts information is recorded and only a summary of work done is maintained.

Sub modules:

Current Work Orders, Archived Work Orders, Time Slips, Trades and Rostering, Project Work Orders, Tooling Register, Permits and Special instructions, Work order Templates.

Functions:

bulletAllocates resources and materials.
bulletResources can be smoothed over a period, with work brought forward or delayed to a more suitable time.
bulletProvides detailed instructions, both at Work Order and Task levels. Optional task movies allow video segments showing procedures with voice overlays.
bulletProvides safety instructions and restricts work until permits are obtained.
bulletCaptures and allocates costs.
bulletMonitors progress at different levels of details.
bulletProvides feedback for preventative and scheduled maintenance work.
bulletProvide templates for future work, serving as a skeleton for new job procedures, based on past experience.

Features:

bulletWork order requests by name, department and description. Requests are time and date stamped, and there is provision for external requisition numbers.
bulletPlanning and work in progress screens.
bulletMultiple scans by type, number, status, priority etc.
bulletWork can be raised at plant, component, sub component and rotable levels.
bulletPlant searches by asset grouping (up to 7 user definable levels).
bulletWork order type classification.
bulletProgress status levels with delay options.
bulletFree form work order description, with common phrase lookups.
bulletPriority settings.
bulletSMU (service meter unit) recording.
bulletPermits and special instructions for safety problems and special tooling.
bulletProvisions for recording subcontractor work (description, labour, parts and other costs, warranty etc).
bulletMultiple sub contractors per work order.
bulletLocation descriptions and component coding.
bulletAccess to trade and people details; multi shift rosters with vacation allowances.
bulletEstimated and actual comparisons of time and cost.
bulletDowntime with segmentation for different causes.
bulletTime slip interface.
bulletLocations with defaults from Asset register information.
bulletMain and subtask trade assignments.
bulletUp to 999 segmented tasks with free form text, references, time and resource allocations.
bulletParts estimation and actual usage with Inventory, Supply system or APL look ups.
bulletFailure codes.
bulletDates and times for scheduling, starting and completing work.
bulletSub task completion dates and progress status.
bulletAllocation of trade types and skill levels.
bulletWork centres.
bulletTrade scheduling and allocation from within work orders.
bulletStandard work specifications and templates. Current and archived work details can be copied to new orders.
bulletTime slip labour accounting.
bulletDowntime reporting provision.
bulletCost centre assignment.
bulletLinks to inventory and BOM listings for part searches, stock on hand, bin locations and cost.
bulletSummary and detail descriptions of work order outcomes, which are passed to history when jobs are closed.
bulletAsset budget updates when work orders are closed.
bulletOptional accounting interface for work in progress analysis and detailed asset costing analysis.
bulletAutomatic work order generation from Scheduled maintenance.
bulletUpdating of last service information for maintenance scheduling as work is closed.

Peripherals:

bulletGantt charts of work order activity.
bulletProject planning functions allowing dates and time to be passed to MS Project for critical path planning.
bulletTrades register:
bulletTrade and skills.
bulletEmployee code, names (and nick names), addresses, trade and skill levels, and leave scheduling.
bulletLinks to the Employees module
bulletRosters:
bulletMultiple rosters with user defined periods. Periods are defined in days and working hours.
bulletMultiple trades and skills per roster.
bulletComparison of manpower scheduled and available.
bulletReporting:
bulletLabour utilisation.
bulletPercentages of PM to Repair work.
bulletSurvey changes to costs caused by repair mix adjustments.
bulletWarranty and policy repairs tracking.
bulletMonitoring of parts and rebuild costs.
bulletMonitoring the effect of modification on reliability.
bulletAnalysis of reasons for downtime.
bulletParts usage by dollar value.
  

 

 

 

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