Getting started with Production

What you can do in Production

Production is where planned work becomes actual work.

You can:

• View and work on assigned work orders

• Log time spent on tasks

• Track tool usage

• Record completed maintenance activities

Key areas in Production

Production is focused on execution and includes:

• My Work Orders – View and manage assigned work

• Time Entries – Log time spent on tasks

• Tool Usages – Track which tools are used during work

These areas help you document all maintenance activities.

How Production fits your workflow

Production is the final step in your maintenance workflow.

• Maintenance is planned in Maintenance Planning

• Parts are prepared in Inventory

• Work orders are created

• Work is executed in Production

This ensures all work is tracked and documented correctly.

A typical workflow

A normal production workflow might look like this:

1. Open a work order from My Work Orders
2. Review the tasks and required parts
3. Perform the maintenance work
4. Log time and actions taken
5. Register tool usage (if applicable)
6. Complete the work order

Working with work orders

Work orders in Production show:

• What work needs to be done

• Which aircraft it applies to

• Required parts and resources

• Status of the work

Always follow the work order to ensure correct documentation.

Logging time and activities

Time entries allow you to:

• Record time spent on tasks

• Track labor for reporting

• Maintain accurate maintenance records

Make sure time is logged correctly and consistently.