With the Job Scheduling Setup screen in Add mode, new work schedules can be created to apply to individual resources.
Non-Productive Categories
The Eralis Scheduling Tool allows you to schedule all aspects of resource use. While some of this work is productive job work, there will also be a portion of this time which is not productive. Examples include:
- Statutory holidays
- Annual / sick leave
- Preventative maintenance
Non-productive scheduling allows you to record non-productive time against the Subjob to accurately track the associated costs. Non-productive categories are setup under: Administration > Setup > Job > Job Scheduling > Non Productive Categories
The above setup screen allows you to define:
- The non-productive categories you want to track
- The link to the Subjob
- The Item Code which to be used when generating scheduling timesheets for these items
| Field | Options | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Description | A user defined value for the non-productive category. This value will be displayed in a drop-down list when using the non-productive scheduling form. | |
| Subjob | Search list of active Subjobs |
The Subjob that will be used to track costs associated with this category. Each category must have it's own unique Subjob. Recommended best practice is to create a separate Job Type for internal / non-productive work. You do not need to create a This will:
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| Item Code | Lookup of non-inventory items |
The item code is used when generating scheduling timesheets for the scheduled non-productive time. |
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