Recording work estimates

Edit Work Estimates - A summary of the activity

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In this page, you can view the details of the work order selected in the “Record Work Estimates” page and the associated child work orders. The selected work order and the associated child work orders, if any, are displayed in a tree structure. For the work order selected in the tree, the reference document details, main core details and customer order details are displayed in the right pane.

You can view the estimation details of the task, retrieve the actual part and resource requirements utilized for the execution of the task within a shop work order and estimate the number of parts and/or resources required by the mechanic for completing each task, using different tab pages. You can also confirm the part and resource estimates, and estimate the charge details for the execution of the task.

The “Edit Work Estimates” page appears.

Note: This page can be invoked, only if all the tasks within the work order are in status other than “Cancelled”.

Work Order List Tree

The system displays the “Work Order List” tree in the left pane, which displays the execution document selected in the “Record Work Estimates” page, and the child work orders. The Package # / parent shop work order is displayed as the first level node. The child work orders available in the Package # / parent work order are displayed as sub-nodes under the following folders:

  1. Pending Estimates: All the child work orders whose estimation status is “Pending Estimates” are displayed under this folder.

  2. Pending Confirmation: All the child work orders whose estimation status is “Pending Confirmation” are displayed under this folder.

  3. Pending Re-estimates: All the child work orders whose estimation status is “Pending Re-estimates” are displayed under this folder.

  4. Confirmed Estimates: All the child work orders whose estimation status is “Confirmed Estimates” are displayed under this folder.

  5. Released Estimates: All the child work orders whose estimation status is “Released Estimates” are displayed under this folder.

  6. Not Applicable: All the child work orders whose estimation status is “Not Applicable” are displayed under this folder.

The tree structure is as follows:

AME # / Parent SWO # :: Work Center :: Order Description :: Estimation Status

- Pending Estimates

Child SWO # :: Work Center # :: SWO Desc. :: Order Status

- Pending Confirmation

Child SWO # :: Work Center # :: SWO Desc. :: Order Status

- Pending Re- Estimates

Child SWO # :: Work Center # :: SWO Desc. :: Order Status

- Confirmed Estimates

Child SWO # :: Work Center # :: SWO Desc. :: Order Status

- Estimates Released

Child SWO # :: Work Center # :: SWO Desc. :: Order Status

- Not Required

Child SWO # :: Work Center # :: SWO Desc. :: Order Status                        

For the tasks available in the child work orders, the system displays the value of the parameter “Est. Reqd. for” which indicates whether estimation is required for parts, resources or a specific part. This value is displayed adjacent to the child work order number.

Reference Document Details

The system displays the following reference documents details for the work order selected in the tree:

Ref. Doc #

The code identifying the reference document, which could be the shop work order number.

Job Type

The job type of the shop work order, which can be “Component”, “Piece Part”, “Facility”, “Engine”, “Make”, “Project” and “Miscellaneous”. This field is not displayed, on retrieving / selecting AME document in the tree.

Order Description

The textual description of the shop work order.

Primary Work Center #

The code identifying the primary work center that is responsible for SWO execution.

 Flight Details

The system displays this section only if the ‘Maint. Obj #’ is selected as “Aircraft Reg #” in the “Record Work Estimates” page.

Aircraft Reg #

The code identifying the aircraft registration number.

Aircraft Model #

The model number of the aircraft.

Main Core Details

The system displays the following main core details for the work order selected in the tree:

Part #

The core identifying the main core part.

Mfr. Part #

The number issued by the manufacturer of the main core part.

Mfr. #

The code identifying the manufacturer of the main core part.

Note: The system displays the “Mfr. Part #” and “Mfr. #” fields, and hides the “Part #” field, if the parameter “Enable Manufacturer Part # control in transaction” under the Category ‘Manufacturer Part #’ is set as “Yes” in the “Set Inventory Process Parameters” activity of the “Logistics Common Master” business component. If the parameter is set as “No”, the system displays only the “Part #”.

Serial #

The serial number of the main core part.

Component #

The code identifying the main core component.

Event #

The event number identified for grouping the shop work order. The event number is a linkage between the parent work order and the child work order.

The other fields such as “Lot #”, “Qty.”, “Mfg. Serial #”, “Mfg. Lot #”, “Facility Object #”, “Facility #” and “Description” appear selectively in the “Main Core Details” section, based on the ‘Job Type’ selected in the “Shop Work Order” business component.

If the ‘Job Type’ is selected as “Facility”, part # - serial # details are disabled and the following fields are enabled:

Facility #

The code identifying the facility. A facility is a tool or equipment used to execute maintenance jobs on aircraft and aircraft-related components, which could be “Equipment”, “Tools” or “Others”.

Part Description

The textual description of the Main Core Part is displayed here.

Facility Object #

The code identifying the facility object. A facility object refers to a facility that is already defined in the Work Center business component or a part that is already defined in the “Part Administration” business component.

Order Execution Details

Repair Process Code

Use the drop-down list box to specify the repair process code that defines various repair processes that are performed on a component. The system lists all the ‘Active’ repair process codes defined in the “Maintain Repair Process Codes” activity of the “Logistics Common Master” business component.

Note that the repair process code can be modified only for those shop work orders which are in “Fresh”, “Planned” or “In-Progress” statuses.

Note: If the repair process code is not available for the tasks in the work order, the system inherits the repair process code modified / updated at work order level, to the tasks in the work order. However, for external shop work order, if estimation is set as “Required” in the “Edit Terms of Execution” activity of the “Sale Contract – Services” business component, the system updates the estimation status at both task and  work levels..

Repair Classification

The repair classification to differentiate the tasks which are over and above the contract (COA - Contract Over and Above) between the operator and the MRO.

Note: The system displays the ‘Main Core Details’ and ‘Order Execution Details” sections only if the ‘Maint. Obj #’ is selected as “Component #” or “Part # / Serial #” in the “Record Work Estimates” page.

Customer Order Details

The system displays the following customer order details for the work order selected in the tree:

Customer Order #

The code identifying the customer order available for the shop work order.

Note that adjacent to the customer order number, the system displays whether the CO is on hold if the following condition is true

  • Hold is applied on the customer order: Example "CO-000088-13/ On hold)

Order Description

The textual description of the customer order.

Customer #

The code identifying the customer for whom the work order is created.

Click the data hyperlink to view the customer record.

Promised Delivery Date

The promised delivery date in the customer order.

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