Construct ESS - Entering Time Against Equipment and Work Orders

• Construct ESS - Entering Time Against Equipment and Work Orders
  • Overview
  • Security
    • Role Maintenance
  • Entering a Timesheet with Equipment and Work Order Hours

Overview

Tracking hours against equipment and work orders in the construction industry is essential for effective cost management, resource allocation, project scheduling, labor productivity, billing accuracy, regulatory compliance, maintenance, data-driven decision-making, risk management, and project documentation. It helps construction companies operate efficiently, reduce costs, and deliver projects successfully.

Time can be entered against equipment and work orders when entering a timesheet in the Construct ESS app.

Security

Role Maintenance

E-Time Role Maintenance; standard Treeview path: E-Time > E-Timesheet > Setup > E-Time Role Maintenance

The permissions used to control whether a user can access the "Equipment" and "Work Order" options when entering hours in a timesheet are located on the E-Time Role Setup screen. First, select a role in the E-Time Roles screen to open the setup menu for that role. The Timesheet section of the E-Time Role Setup screen contains the 'Allow E-Timesheet for Equipment' checkbox and the 'Allow E-Timesheet for Work-Order' checkbox. If these boxes are checked, members of the selected role will have access to these options.

Entering a Timesheet with Equipment and Work Order Hours

If access has been granted on a user's role, then when entering a timesheet in the Construct ESS app, the "Equipment" and "Work Order" options will be available in the Activity field's drop-down menu. Details can then be entered based on the selected activity, and time will be entered either as hours or as in/out times using the In/Out feature depending on the system option settings. Refer to Personal Timesheet for more information on entering a timesheet in the Construct ESS app.

After saving the data, employees will be able to view all the recorded hours, including the time-in and time-out values if they were used, directly on the main screen.