If you have a license for the On Demand Work application, you can create a maintenance service request to handle the corrective action for a workplace incident. By managing the corrective action with a service request, you will be instructing the system to enforce a workflow for your issue based on an established service level agreement (SLA) for this type of issue.
For example, if an employee fell due to an icy and snowy walkway you can issue a service request to shovel and sand this area. With a pre-defined SLA governing your snow removal procedures, the system will know how to prioritize this request and will route it to the appropriate parties for execution.
Users who are licensed for the On Demand application will have a Generate Request button on the Incident Response tab of the Track Incidents task. (The user or the user’s role must also have the Service Desk/Client process assigned.) The Generate Request button is not enabled for users who are not licensed for the On Demand Work application.
Once you generate a service request, you can use the On Demand Work application to follow the request throughout the work cycle.
To generate a service request:
Note: In order to generate a service request for a corrective action, a business process owner or other user familiar with operations at your site must first define the types of problems typically occurring at your facility. Then, using the On Demand Work application, a service desk manager or other user must create service level agreements (SLAs) that define how the system should handle and route items of these various problem types. For information on developing SLAs, see Procedure to Create a Service Level Agreement (SLA).
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