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Application Description for Scheduled Job Management

Application Description for Scheduled Job Management

This application is designed to streamline and automate the process of creating, tracking, and reporting scheduled jobs for an organization. With a detailed workflow and multiple checkpoints, the application ensures that all tasks are completed as planned, with proper documentation and accountability. Key modules and functionality include schedule creation, job management, workforce and tools tracking, inspection, compliance reporting, and an integration interface.

Core Features and Workflow

1. One-Time Schedule Creation

o Define Date Range: Users can specify the exact timeframe for the job by selecting a “From Date” and “To Date,” allowing the scheduling of tasks within defined time limits.

o Zone, Cluster, and Vendor Selection: The schedule can be assigned to specific geographical or organizational zones, clusters, and vendors, enabling targeted job allocation.

o Job Assignment and Workforce Planning: Users can define the job requirements, including:

 Assigning a Vendor Supervisor.

 Specifying job roles and the necessary workforce numbers.

 Adding Vehicle Entry details (if applicable).

 Inputting the tools required for the job and creating an Inspection Checklist.

 Setting the job’s Frequency (whether it needs to occur daily, weekly, etc.).

 Specifying day-wise or date-wise scheduling for complex or recurring tasks.

2. Workforce and Gate Pass Management

o Workforce Entry: Users can enter individual workforce names, assign Gate Pass numbers, and indicate reasons for workforce diversion if applicable.

o Location and Documentation: Each workforce member’s location is documented, and photos (Before Photo) are taken for initial records.

o Checklist/Tools Management: Supervisors use a checklist to ensure required tools and resources are ready and compliant.

o Vehicle-Specific Tasks: In the case of vehicle-based activities, drivers are responsible for recording vehicle Opening and Closing KM as part of the checklist.

3. Before and After Work Documentation

o Before and After Photos: To validate work completion and quality, before-and-after photos are taken by the Vendor Supervisor.

o Remarks: Supervisors enter remarks after job completion, noting any observations or issues.

4. Multilevel Approval and Remarks

o Company Supervisor Review: After the Vendor Supervisor completes the job, it moves to the Company Supervisor, who adds their remarks.

o Senior Supervisor (SS) Review: The Senior SS provides additional feedback or remarks, ensuring multi-layered job verification.

o Closure: Once all reviews are completed, the job is marked as “Closed,” confirming that the task has been completed and reviewed at all levels.

5. Compliance and Penalty Management

o Complaint vs. Actual Work Review: The application compares complaints logged versus the actual work done. If discrepancies arise, penalties can be applied to ensure accountability.

6. Awareness and Reporting for Senior Supervisors

o Report Awareness: Senior Supervisors receive a comprehensive report, increasing transparency and awareness of job statuses, compliance, and issues.