If there is some obstacle to proceeding with the work - that is, the needed labor, parts, or access to the work area are not available - then a supervisor or a craftsperson can put the work on hold. Having this information enables supervisors to evaluate bottlenecks. They can also generate the Open Work Requests by Problem Type report to see how many requests are on hold and what their problem types are.
Craftsperson can put their assigned work on hold. Supervisors can put any Issued and In Process work that they are supervising on hold.
After work is put on hold, either a supervisor or the assigned craftsperson can resume it as described in the following procedure. A supervisor could also stop the work which ends the work request. See Canceling, Stopping, or Putting Work On Hold.
To put work on hold:
You can select multiple work requests as long as they are all Issued and in process, and you are putting them on hold for the same reason.
The Hold Work Request form appears.
The work request is now shown in the On Hold for Parts, On Hold for Labor, or On Hold for Access section of the console depending on your selection.
You can put work on hold from a mobile device in either of the following ways:
Resume the work. Once work resumes, you can set the status to Resume to Issued, or you can update it and mark it as completed.
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