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🔧Facilities Work Order

Standardized work order for facilities maintenance and repair requests with priority tracking and completion logging.

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Facilities Work Order

Work Order Details

Field	Value
WO Number	[WO-XXXX]
Date Submitted	[YYYY-MM-DD]
Requested By	[Name / Department]
Building / Location	[Building Name — Room / Floor]
Category	[HVAC / Plumbing / Electrical / General / Safety / Janitorial]
Priority	[Emergency / Urgent / Standard / Scheduled]
Target Completion	[YYYY-MM-DD]

Description of Issue

[Describe the problem, location, and any relevant details. Include when the issue was first noticed and whether it affects occupant safety or comfort.]

Assignment

Field	Value
Assigned To	[Tech Name]
Date Assigned	[YYYY-MM-DD]
Estimated Hours	[X hours]
Vendor Required?	[Yes — Vendor Name / No]

Parts & Materials

Part / Material	Qty	Cost	Source	Status
[Part description]	[X]	[$XX.XX]	[In stock / Ordered]	[Available / On order]
[Part description]	[X]	[$XX.XX]	[Supplier]	[Status]

Work Performed

[Document what was done, any issues encountered, and whether the problem is fully resolved.]

Completion

Field	Value
Date Completed	[YYYY-MM-DD]
Actual Hours	[X hours]
Total Cost (labor + parts)	[$XXX.XX]
Follow-Up Required?	[Yes — describe / No]
Verified By	[Supervisor Name]

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Emergency work orders (fire, flood, safety hazards) should be acted on immediately and documented after the fact. Standard work orders target 48-hour resolution.

About this template

Facilities teams handle hundreds of work orders per month — from broken HVAC units to leaky faucets to lighting replacements. This template provides a structured work order form with request details, priority classification, assignment, parts tracking, and completion documentation. Use it as a lightweight CMMS alternative.

Tags

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Friday

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Change Order Request

Complete this form for every proposed change to the original contract scope. Attach supporting documents (sketches, specs, photos) before routing for approval.

CO Details

Field	Value
CO Number	[CO-001]
Project Name	[Project Name]
Contract Number	[Contract #]
Date Initiated	[YYYY-MM-DD]
Requested By	[Name / Company]
Priority	[Standard / Urgent / Critical Path]

Parties

Role	Name	Company	Contact
Owner / Client	[Name]	[Company]	[Email / Phone]
General Contractor	[Name]	[Company]	[Email / Phone]
Architect of Record	[Name]	[Company]	[Email / Phone]
Subcontractor (if applicable)	[Name]	[Company]	[Email / Phone]

Description of Change

Reason for Change:

[Owner-directed change]
[Design error or omission]
[Unforeseen site condition]
[Code or regulatory requirement]
[Value engineering]
[Other: describe]

Detailed Description:

[Provide a detailed narrative of what is changing, why, and what areas of work are affected. Reference drawing numbers, spec sections, and RFI numbers as applicable.]

Reference Documents

[RFI #___]
[Drawing Sheet ___]
[Specification Section ___]
[Photo / Sketch attached]

Cost Impact

All cost estimates must include labor, material, equipment, subcontractor markup, and overhead & profit per contract terms.

Item	Description	Qty	Unit	Unit Cost	Total
1	[Labor — trade description]	[X]	[hrs]	[$XX.XX]	[$X,XXX]
2	[Material — description]	[X]	[ea/lf/sf]	[$XX.XX]	[$X,XXX]
3	[Equipment rental]	[X]	[days]	[$XXX]	[$X,XXX]
4	[Subcontractor — name/trade]	[1]	[LS]	[$X,XXX]	[$X,XXX]
	Subtotal				[$X,XXX]
	Overhead & Profit (__ %)				[$XXX]
	Total CO Value				[$X,XXX]

Net impact to contract value: [+ / - $X,XXX]

Schedule Impact

Field	Value
Days Added / Removed	[+/- X calendar days]
Affected Activities	[List critical path activities impacted]
Revised Substantial Completion	[YYYY-MM-DD]
Concurrent Work Possible?	[Yes / No — explain]

Approval Chain

Step	Role	Name	Date	Status
1	Submitted by (Requestor)	[Name]	[Date]	[Submitted]
2	Reviewed by (PM / Superintendent)	[Name]	[Date]	[Pending]
3	Approved by (GC Principal)	[Name]	[Date]	[Pending]
4	Approved by (Architect)	[Name]	[Date]	[Pending]
5	Approved by (Owner)	[Name]	[Date]	[Pending]

Verification Checklist

Scope clearly defined and not duplicated in other COs

Cost breakdown includes all labor, material, equipment, and markup

Schedule impact reviewed with superintendent

Downstream trade impacts identified (see Cascading Impact page)

Supporting documents attached (drawings, specs, photos)

Insurance and bonding implications reviewed if CO exceeds threshold

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Client Overview

Field	Details
Client Name	[Company Name]
Main Contact	[Name, Title, Email, Phone]
Account Manager	[Your team member]
Start Date	[YYYY-MM-DD]
Retainer Value	[$X,XXX / month]
Services	[SEO, Content, Paid Media, Social, etc.]
Communication Cadence	[Weekly calls, bi-weekly reports, monthly reviews]
Contract Length	[6 months / 12 months / ongoing]
Billing Cycle	[Monthly / Quarterly]
Primary Goal	[e.g., Increase qualified leads by 40% in 6 months]

Master Onboarding Checklist

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Schedule kickoff call (all stakeholders from both sides)

Set up shared Slack channel or communication workspace

Collect brand assets (logos, fonts, color codes, style guide)

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Establish content/creative approval workflow and turnaround times

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Conduct internal team briefing on client goals and sensitivities

Send first check-in summary within 48 hours of kickoff

Key Dates & Milestones

Milestone	Target Date	Owner	Status
Welcome email sent	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
Kickoff call completed	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
All access credentials received	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
Brand guidelines documented	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
Reporting dashboard live	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
First deliverable shipped	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
30-day check-in	[Date]	[Name]	Pending
90-day review	[Date]	[Name]	Pending

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