You can apply a route to a work order to define a list
of related work assets. For example, you can define assets, locations,
or a combination of both; each of which is considered to be a stop
along the route. The work assets can be related by location, such
as all pumps and motors in a room. Or they can be related by the type
of asset, such as all fire extinguishers at a site.
About this task
Each route stop can have its own job plan, which the system
copies to the child work order. You can apply a route to a work order
in the Work Order Tracking and Quick Reporting applications.
Procedure
- Open an application and display the work order record that
you want to update.
- Select the Apply Route action.
Note: Only an active route can be applied to a work order.
- Select the route that you want to apply to the work order.
A message box opens and displays a list of child work
orders that are created from the route.
- Click Save Work Order.
Results
The created child work orders display as route stops on the Plans tab
in the Work Order Tracking application.