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MWD on the base

The whole cycle from the coordinator's chair: a job, a box, a sheet with two sides, and what the difference costs

14 chapters · 17:19 · EN

1. 01How MWD works hereThree screens, one warehouse — and why a difference is explained, never assumedRead it in the manual2:55
2. 02Narrow the list to your departmentA lens, not a fence: it changes what you look at and closes nothingNarrow the list to your department1:04
3. 03Create a job and record the contractThe work you are equipping, and the paper the client will quote back at youCreate a job1:06
4. 04Reserve equipment, and fix a conflictA BHA is a set, not one tool — and grey means somebody booked it firstReserve equipment1:10
5. 05Write a standard, and read a kitThe list lives on the CATEGORY, so every box of that category is measured by itWrite a standard1:08
6. 06Fill a kit, and load itFilling a box is an ordinary move: the address changes, nothing is consumedFill a kit1:11
7. 07Count a kit standing on the baseCount with your eyes, not from the screen — the box is then set to what you countedCount a kit standing on the base1:09
8. 08Send a kit outYour column, the shortfall you accept out loud, and the hand-over that signs itSend a kit out and take it back1:05
9. 09Mobilize equipmentLoose units are a separate act; the note freezes what went, and the gate gets paperMobilize equipment1:03
10. 10Approve a ticket, or send it backThe queue from your side: approving is immediate, refusing needs a reasonApprove a ticket1:04
11. 11Take it backThe return sheet was born when the check-out closed — count it, name the outcome, close itSend a kit out and take it back1:04
12. 12Charge a loss to the clientThe reason it was written off does not decide the money — you do, line by lineCharge a loss to the client1:04
13. 13Open a repair, consume a part, close itDamage came home: quarantine, a work order that carries the words, parts out of a real placeOpen a repair1:12
14. 14Ask for a refillRead Where it is first: a probe in the lab is a walk, not a purchaseAsk for a refill1:05