Cut a work order

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  • A work order assigned to you
  • The slab issued to the order
Worker

My work today

Worker

My work today

1Step 1 of 7

  1. My work today lists your orders and your notices.
  2. Press Start shift first.

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Open the order

Worker

Open the order

2Step 2 of 7

  1. Open an order: the cut list, the stone and the instructions.
  2. Until your shift is started, the order shows Start shift: press it here.
  3. Then press Start: your work session on this order begins.

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Not assigned yet

Worker

Not assigned yet

3Step 3 of 7

  1. An order in the shared queue is not yours yet: your supervisor assigns it.

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Scan the slab

Worker

Scan the slab

4Step 4 of 7

  1. Scan the label on the slab, or type the short code when the label is dirty or torn.
  2. No label? Register found stone.

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Keep the off-cut

Worker

Keep the off-cut

5Step 5 of 7

  1. Retain off-cut opens from the scanned slab.
  2. Measure the piece, add one photograph and choose its store, then Save and print label.

Cutting for a work order? Keep each off-cut here first, then post the cut reconciliation on the order's stage page.

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Finish and post the cut

Worker

Finish and post the cut

6Step 6 of 7

  1. When the cut is done, press Finish. Your session on this order is recorded.
  2. The order then shows Cut reconciliation. Enter the length and width you actually cut for each piece, then press Post cut reconciliation.
  3. Once quality passes, the order is settled and cannot be changed.

A session must be longer than a minute. Keep any off-cut before you post: after posting, the slab is Consumed.

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Report damage

Worker

Report damage

7Step 7 of 7

  1. From the stage, press Report damage and photograph the piece. Choose the stage and the cause. Say what happened and whether the piece can still be used.
  2. Save the damage report.

Make the area safe before you photograph it. A cause is a mechanism, never a person.

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Check

The piece is cut and posted, the off-cut is kept with its label, and damage is on record

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