When a department requests work done by a separate department a Work Order Form will need to be completed to record what was done and if any supplies or equipment needed to be purchased. This form can also be used by businesses working with external customers so that they can justify the final work invoice.
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It is important to keep track of what work is performed with each work order, both so the customer knows what they are paying for and the department or company completing the work can prove the request was fulfilled. It can also come in hand if there are any issues that need to be resolved after the work is completed, such as a faulty lock or incorrect software installation. A Work Order Form template can be downloaded below.
To create a Blank Work Order Form follow the instructions below:
Your company's name and/or department.
Your company's or department's contact information and address.
"Work Order" or "Maintenance Work Order" wording at the top of page, separate from the company information.
The work order number and date the work was performed.
Customer's name or ID number, and department (if completed internally).
Create a table for the job, with the description of the work that was completed, who the invoice will be billed to, and any parts that needed to be shipped to the location of the job.
Include a separate table for any parts or supplies that needed to be ordered.
If there are any additional comments or instructions, create a separate box where these can be entered.
Provide a signature section for the customer and maintenance representative, with the date the work began and the date the work was completed.
Make sure to save a copy of every Work Order Form for your own records.
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