Hello Dream Team,
I am going through two relatively large Maintenance Orders to experience the ELS characteristics. The two are very similar except that, for the second, I wanted to try subtasks how IFS would be like (Pics OM 1 and 2).
The repeating subtask belongs to tasks that go into the same WO. So, as an additional step, I went into MRO and Fleet Operations\Heavy Maintenance Execution\Work Order Management\Work Order Structure and used the Set WO Master/Duplicate command to optimize it (Pic 3).
I am repeating the same process to move forward quickly throughout the WO:
- Alocate resources.
- Release WO.
- Set technicians status to Work Started.
- Pick Materials.
- Set tecnicians status to Finished.
- Anotate Action Taken.
- Do the inspector Sign Off (Mechanic Sign Off occurs when I set the respective technician status to Finished.
- Set the materials as Non Invoiceable.
- Set the Work Task to Finished.
- Set the WO status to Finished.
Right on the WO for the subtasks, I have been give the msg ‘Actual Start Time Must Have a Value’ in the Step 5 (this task uses only one technician).
When I use the shortcut WT in the RMB over the WT I get to screen in of the Pic 4. Likewise, when I use the shortcut Report In in the header takes me to the Report In the WO Function, and selecting the tab Report In, I have the screen of Pic 5. I did not need to set the time in neither of these screens for any other WO I worked with for what I suppose the field had been filled automatically in all those cases. This case is not different, but I did notice they were not synchronized. I forced the synchronization but nothing changed.
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