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Non-Compliance

Options for correcting overdue tasks and Non-Compliance

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Written by Joann Wilson
Updated over a week ago

When a task is overdue, it will show under the Non-Compliance tab on the Dashboard. When reviewing these tasks there are 4 options to resolve the issue.

It is recommended to complete all Non-Compliance tasks before completing scheduled tasks on the Dashboard.

Resolve (Fix the Hole)

Selecting Resolve "fill the hole" on the Maintenance Log. You will be required to enter when the task was actually completed and why it was overdue. This is generally used when a user completed the task but forgot to log it into LabLogs. When this is selected it will show as a date modification on the Maintenance Log.

1. Select the (Resolve Fix the Hole) button

2. Enter Data

3. Date/Time will default to the time the task should have been completed. Adjust the date and/or time if needed

4. Enter required comment

5. Select Mark as complete button. An amber checkmark will now show on the report.

NT (No Testing)

Selecting NT will place a black dash on the Maintenance Log indicating this task did not need to be completed.

1. Select the (NT No testing) button. The task will go away and a black dash will now show on the report.

Ignore (Ignore the Miss)

An example of when this may be used is if the instrument went down for maintenance or wasn't in working order, but the status of the instrument was not changed in LabLogs. This will not count against monthly compliance percentages.

1. Select (Ignore the Miss) button

2. Enter a required comment

3. Select Mark as Override. A black dash will now show on the report.

Confirm (Non Compliance)

This is for when a task was truly missed. This selection will mark against your compliance percentage. You will want to note why the task was missed and if there was a corrective action that went along with the miss.

1. Select (Confirm Non Compliance) button

2. Enter a required Comment

3. Select the Confirm button. A black X will now show on the report.

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