Concepts Tasks Settings Setting up Standard Jobs Contents Creating a Standard Job from a Template Creating a Standard Job from Scratch Creating a Seasonal Standard Job Creating a Preventive Maintenance Route Adding Standard Tasks to a Standard Job or a PM Route Changing the Order of Standard Tasks on a Standard Job or a PM Route Creating Scheduling Dependencies for Tasks on a Standard Job Viewing Task Dependencies for a Standard Job Creating Triggering Rules for a Standard Job or PM Route Triggering a Subset of Standard Tasks on a Standard Job or PM Route Setting Options and Work Order Rules for a Standard Job Automatically Scheduling Standard Jobs Editing a Standard Job Copying a Standard Job Viewing Audit History for a Standard Job Checking the Triggering Status of a Standard Job or PM Route Reviewing PM Generation Errors A standard job is a collection of standard tasks for one or more assets. For example, you might create a standard job for a vehicle that includes standard tasks such as changing the oil, inspecting the brakes, and rotating the tires. The main purpose of a standard job is to group standard tasks to simplify the creation of work orders. When a standard job is used to create a work order, APM uses the job’s standard tasks to create the work order’s tasks. You can add triggering rules to a standard job so that work orders are triggered automatically. Standard jobs can be used to acknowledge indicator alarms and warnings. You can also manually trigger a standard job to create a work order at any time. Note: If the standard job has an open work order that was automatically triggered based on an indicator, it cannot be manually triggered. A standard job can be based on a job template or created from scratch. When based on a job template, the job’s list of tasks originates with the list of tasks on the job template. The topics in this section explain how to create and set up standard jobs.
