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CWorks Systems
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UPM-MTDC, Lebuh Silikon,
Universiti Putra Malaysia,
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6225, Sheridan Drive,
Suite 320, Williamsville,
New York 14221
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BETTER TIME-KEEPING
Accurate work time tracking is essential if the
objective of CMMS use is to track personnel cost.
However data entry of this data may not be accurate.
A simple system ensure accuracy in time data is
by copying what accountants have been doing in their
double-entry accounting system. The system works
as such:
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Get the total work hours of all personnel. For
example, a person may work 8 hours per day,
five days a week, giving total of 40hours a
week.
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Then open a work order and in the problem description,
call it "non-work time" and set the work type
to something non-essential. Print the work order
and attached to it a time sheet form.
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Get all personnel to jot down their non-work
order time at the end of each working day. These
are times not used in completing a work order
but for stuff like meetings, trainings, lunch
etc.
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At the end of the week, record all these times
into the "non-work time" work order and close
the work order. Then generate a report that
gives the detail and total of all work order
time by work order or by personnel.
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Compare the total recorded in the report to
the total hours that the personnel must be available
for work as ascertained in the first step. If
there are differences, then there may be a discrepancy
in data entry that needs to be investigated.
Note: if overtime is also recorded, the report may
need to be segregated between the different type
of times.
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