Non Routine

A non routine is a fault that is discovered during the repair phase of a scheduled maintenance which needs to be corrected in the ongoing work scope. In order to repair a non routine fault, it must be reported on the work order or work order operation on which it was discovered.

The non routine can be reported with one of the following fault execution types:

• Pending fault - The fault will be repaired as part of the current work scope.
• Partially Repaired – This is used to indicate that some work has already been performed. Consumed time and material can be reported in addition to condition measurement values if condition measurement requirements have been defined for the operation. The fault is automatically included in the work scope and the operations are set to finished.
• Already repaired - This is used to indicate that the non routine fault has already been repaired.

Fault Task

A fault task is created automatically in IFS/Vehicle Information Management when a non routine is reported with either the Pending fault or Partially repaired fault execution. The fault task is added to the maintenance order for the ongoing work scope. If the maintenance order is distributed with the distribution type,

• Execution Logic Structure - The operations (instructions or subtasks) connected to this task will be transferred automatically to the relevant work orders based on the ELOs (execution logic orders) in the execution logic structure defined on the maintenance order. If a relevant work order does not exist, i.e., the ELO is not defined in the execution logic structure on the maintenance order or the work order for the ELO the operations are mapped into is already finished, a new work order will be created automatically and added to the work order structure.
• Work Order - A new work order is created and the operations (instructions or subtasks) that are connected to the task will be transferred automatically to this work order.

A historical work order is generated when the non routine is registered with the Already repaired fault execution.