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Reply from yasirayub on Nov 11 at 7:51 AM Yes you are correct to create another work order for the refurbishment of
that shaft which is already a part of inventory. You can also continue that
(Main) order by creating sub-order for that shaft repairing, but condition
applied is, you must have to complete first that sub-order and then main
order.
Hope you can understand by testing this scenario.
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Engr.M.Yasir Ayub.
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From: wagoss56
Sent: Friday, November 10, 2017 11:02 AM
Subject: Regarding refurbishment Work Order
Can you clarify a little bit. My understanding is that refurbishment work orders are written against materials and not equipment as you originally stated.
If you are rebuilding a material, and a part (shaft) within the material needs to be replaced and is repairable, the component (shaft) should be returned to inventory with a credit to the work order. A new refurbishment work order should be created to refurbish the shaft. This allows for the correct cost valuations to take place for the original material and the shaft.
Any materials used for refurbishment should be issued to the work order.
Hope this helps.
Wayne |
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