Component Work Order

Purpose: To describe the features of the Component Work Order modules.

Description

Component work order modules have a variety of function based upon type:

• Overhaul - Designed to manage the overhaul of assemblies received from customers or internal stock. Requires that an assembly is pulled from the warehouse. Components may be removed from and/or installed on the assembly. Once overhaul is completed, the assembly is placed back into the warehouse.
• Repair/Service - Designed to manage the repair or service of assemblies received from customers or internal stock. Requires that an assembly is pulled from the warehouse. Components may be removed from and/or installed on the assembly. Once repair/service is completed, the assembly is placed back into the warehouse.
• Manufacturing - Designed to manage the manufacture of assemblies ordered by the customer or for stock. Allows a work order to be created without pulling an assembly from the warehouse. Instead, the assembly that will result from the work order is simply identified. Components may be added to the assembly. After manufacture, the assembly is placed into the warehouse.
• Process - Designed to manage the modification of a part or material using one or more outside processes (no process will be performed in-house). Requires that material or an assembly to be pulled from the warehouse. The material or assembly is modified utilizing one or more outside services. Once the modification is complete, the material or assembly is placed into the warehouse.
• Teardown - Designed to manage tear down of assemblies in order to utilize the components as spare parts. Requires that an assembly is pulled from the warehouse. Components may be removed from the assembly. Once disassembly is completed, the original assembly is considered consumed and all of the components are placed into the warehouse.
• Kitting - Designed to manage the assembly of kits ordered by the customer or for stock. Allows a work order to be created without pulling an assembly from the warehouse. Instead, the kit that will result from the work order is simply identified. Components may be added to the kit. After assembly, the kit is placed into the warehouse.
• Squawk/Service - Designed to be a descriptive type of work order that may be associated with an aircraft and/or customer. Allows a work order to be created and associated with a part number without pulling it from the warehouse. Components may be associated with the work order. Once the work is complete, there is no part to be placed into the warehouse.
• Maintenance-X - Designed to be a descriptive type of work order that is associated with an aircraft and/or customer. Allows a work order to be created and associated with a part number without pulling it from the warehouse. Components may be associated with the work order. Once the work is complete, there is no part to be placed into the warehouse.
• Engineering - Designed to be a descriptive type of work order that may be associated with an aircraft and/or customer and is related to engineering. Allows a work order to be created and associated with a part number without pulling it from the warehouse. Components may be associated with the work order. Once the work is complete, there is no part to be placed into the warehouse.

In addition, there are two different levels of work orders:

• Standard - Designed for situations where no sub-work orders are required. Enables management of work orders where all work can be tracked on a single-level work order.
• Pro - Designed for situations where the requirement for sub-work orders is possible. Enables tracking an unlimited number sub-work orders which are linked to the parent work order for cost and labor tracking purposes.

Licensing

Component work order modules are licensed by work order type.

From the License Details (link pending) window, go to the Work Orders Type section of the Modules section.

• The Overhaul line will identify whether or not your license allows Overhaul component work orders.
• The Repair/Service line will identify whether or not your license allows Repair/Service component work orders.
• The Manufacturing line will identify whether or not your license allows Manufacturing component work orders.
• The Process line will identify whether or not your license allows Process component work orders.
• The TearDown line will identify whether or not your license allows Teardown component work orders.
• The Kitting line will identify whether or not your license allows Kitting component work orders.
• The SQWK/Operation line will identify whether or not your license allows Squawk/Service component work orders.
• The Maintenance-X line will identify whether or not your license allows Maintenance-X component work orders.
• The Engineering line will identify whether or not your license allows Engineering component work orders.

 

In addition, the work order level is identified on the Level line of the Work Order Level section.

Access

This module may be accessed utilizing multiple methods:

1. From the main menu screen:
1. Left-click the Operations button; the Operations window will appear.
2. Left-click the Work Orders button; the Component Work Orders Menu window
3. Double-click Work Order.
2. From the ribbon:
1. Left-click Operations.
2. Left-click the Component Work Orders button.
3. Left-click Work Order.
3. From the shortcut menu:
1. Left-click Operations.
2. Go to Component Work Orders.
3. Left-click Work Order.

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