On this page you can search and add operations to a work list for jobs not defined in time studies. For these operations, no information about time or skill levels is specified.
Note
Note
General operation numbers are only used when a specific operation
applicable to the repair does not exist. A general operation number is denoted
by the figure “9” as the fifth digit of the operation number and does not use a type code
number.
The page has two main sections:
In the search field, you can search for a general operation by entering the operation number or a search string. Perform
the search by clicking the 
icon. The search function also supports search by key words.
Below the search function, the general operations are presented in a tree structure, structured by function group. Each function group in the tree structure can be expanded by clicking the 
icon until you find the right function.
When a search has been performed or a function is selected from the tree structure, a list of operations is presented in the right-hand panel.
The list is structured in the following columns:
|
Column |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Operation No. |
Operation number. |
|
Description |
Short description of the operation. |
Select operation(s) to add by using the checkboxes on the left-hand side of each row in the list. From the drop-down menu below the list, you can select the list you want to add the operation(s) to. You can also select to create a new one. Retrieve a quick view of a list by clicking . When desired list is selected, click the button to add the operation(s).
Note
Note
It is not possible to have more than max quantity (often 1) of an operation or package in a list. If the max quantity is already reached when adding and item, this is indicated with a notification.
