Work Orders: The Big Three
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What is the primary purpose of work order priorities?

  • To list all completed tasks for future reference
  • To designate the importance of tasks that need immediate attention (correct)
  • To categorize tasks based on their completion status
  • To track the overall progress of multiple tasks
  • Which status indicates that a work order is currently unable to be completed immediately?

  • Completed
  • In progress
  • Paused
  • Awaiting parts (correct)
  • Which of the following is NOT an example of an exception in work order management?

  • The maintenance tech has completed their tasks (correct)
  • A required part for completion is missing
  • The resident is not home during the service visit
  • The task has to be postponed due to unforeseen circumstances
  • What type of situation might lead to a work order being marked as an exception?

    <p>A tech encounters a problem that requires a second visit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should work orders that are not urgent be classified?

    <p>As priorities that need to be addressed later</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What question does the status of a work order typically help answer?

    <p>Is the work order currently being addressed?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to differentiate work order priorities from dashboard priorities?

    <p>Work order priorities provide a clearer focus on immediate tasks</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What scenario could likely cause a work order to have an 'awaiting parts' status?

    <p>A special part required for the job is not available</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Work Orders Overview

    • Work orders are categorized by three key factors: priorities, statuses, and exceptions.
    • These elements help in managing maintenance tasks efficiently.

    Priorities

    • Priorities rank the importance of tasks, ensuring critical issues are addressed first.
    • Example: A flooded apartment is prioritized over changing a light bulb.
    • Work order priorities are not the same as Maintenance Dashboard priorities, which only appear on the Entrata Dashboard.

    Statuses

    • Statuses provide insights into the progress of work orders.
    • Questions addressed by statuses include whether the order is new, if it’s been addressed, and if the maintenance tech has what they need to proceed.
    • Work orders can be in various statuses as they move toward completion.

    Exceptions

    • Exceptions are situations where a work order cannot be completed in one visit and might require follow-up.
    • They track reasons for delays, ensuring all team members are informed about unresolved work.
    • Example: A work order for a light post may be paused due to waiting for a special bulb that isn't available.
    • Exceptions ensure clear communication on the challenges faced in completing maintenance tasks.

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    Explore the essential components of managing work orders through the 'Big Three': priorities, statuses, and exceptions. This quiz will help you understand how to prioritize tasks, track their progress, and handle unforeseen issues effectively.

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