Defining job plans
Define tasks on a detailed level to create a job plan. Predefine labor, parts, tools, and qualifications for jobs to minimize data entry and to standardize work. A job plan can exist anywhere a task plan exists, for example a job plan can be referenced on a task plan, PM schedule, standard work order, work order, purchase requisitions, or purchase order.
Alternately a task plan can be developed by associating one or more job plans.
- Select Work > WO Planning > Job Plans.
- Click New Record.
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Specify this information:
- Organization
- Specify the organization for the job plan.
- Job Plan
- Specify a unique code identifying the job plan, and then enter a description in the adjacent field.
- Type
- Select the type of job plan you are defining.
- Class
- Specify the class.
- Equipment Type
- Select the type of equipment.
- Equipment Class
- Specify the class of the equipment.
- Material List
- Specify the material list the system will assign to the job plan.
- Trade
- Specify the trade. Multiple Trades is automatically populated.
- UOM
- Specify the unit of measure for the task.
- Estimated Hours
- Specify the number of hours estimated to complete the job.
- People Required
- Specify the number of people required to complete the job.
- Reason For Repair
- Specify the reason a repair is required for the job plan.
- System Level
- Specify the EMRS code identifying the system needing repair.
- Assembly Level
- Specify the EMRS code identifying the subsystem needing repair. The values available are based on the system-level code.
- Component Level
- Specify the EMRS code identifying the specific component or part needing repair. The values available are based on a combination of the system-level code and the assembly-level code. EMRS Description is automatically populated based on the combination of the system, assembly, and component descriptions.
- Component Location
- Specify the location the check will be performed on the equipment.
- Active Checklist
- Select if the tasks contains active checklist items.
- Performed By Required
- Select to indicate that the identification of the person performing the checklist on the task is required.
- Reviewed By Required
- Select to indicate that the identification of the person reviewing the checklist results on the task is required.
- WO Description
- Specify the description of the follow-up work order the system will create when checklist items are selected for follow-up.
- WO Type
- Select the work order type of the task checklist.
- WO Class
- Specify the work order class of the task checklist. The system automatically populates WO Class Org.
- WO Status
- Select the work order status of the follow-up work order.
- WO Priority
- Select the work order priority of the follow-up work order.
- WO Status
- Select the work order status of the follow-up work order.
- Revision Status
- Specify the revision status for the job plan.
- Approval List
- Specify the approval list for the job plan.
- Revision Reason
- Specify an explanation of any revisions to the job plan.
- Hours Requested
- Specify the number of hours estimated to complete the job.
- Preferred Supplier
- Specify the preferred supplier for the job plan.
- Total Price
- Specify the total cost of the job per unit of measure.
- Commodity
- Specify the commodity to associate to the job plan.
- Buyer
- Specify the buyer responsible for the job.
- Optionally, select the Out of Service check box to indicate the job plan does not display in job plan lookups.
- Click Submit.
- Planning labor for job plans
- Planning parts for job plans
- Managing tools for job plans
- Adding checklists to job plans
- Managing and adding qualifications for job plans
- Viewing estimated costs for job plans
- Defining prices for job plans
- Defining supplier prices for job plans
- Defining sales prices for job plans
Parent topic: Defining initial work information