In the Workers Status screen, it's possible to have a live overview of the worker status in the factory. As such, it's possible to know in real-time what each worker is currently doing at their workplace.
1. Navigate to the Workers menu (1) and click on the Status (2) to get into the Worker Status page.
Every worker's status is represented by a distinct color. There are 5 worker status that comprehend the following behaviors and meanings:
Available (Blue): When a worker is not registering productions, but it's still during its labor schedule.
Working (Green): When a production in progress is assigned to the worker. It's possible to view which production order and operation is being done, and the quantity left to finish.
Stopped (Red): When the worker is associated to a factory stoppage (planned or not).
No records today (Yellow): When there is no production record until that moment, which implies that the worker hasn't registered any production record during its schedule.
Out of schedule (Dark Grey): When the worker isn't supposed to be at work.
2. Apply filters as desired
Hide out of working hours (1): Will remove the workers that are not in their shift or that didn't punch in.
Section (2): Only workers from the selected section will be shown. Click here to learn more about Sections.
The number of hours displayed at the bottom of the tile corresponds to the sum of work time on the shift.
FAQs
1. Why is the total work time showing more than the worker's shift time?
For the system to figure out when the current shift has started, we have some assumptions:
There should always be more than 8 hours' gap between two different day shifts.
If the biggest interval between the two shifts is less than 8 hours, the system cannot understand when the shift begins and ends; it will consider the time between the start of the day and the end of the next day's shift.
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