work order
an order authorizing specific work, repairs, etc., to be done.
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The platform allows contractors to estimate projects remotely, execute work orders, schedule jobs and collect payments on a secure system.
Leap started as a hobby. Now, it’s a multimillion-dollar platform. | Thomas Heath | April 16, 2021 | Washington PostHomeowners can sign all work orders with the swipe of a finger on the contractor’s iPad, so documents can be sent directly to homeowners’ email.
Leap started as a hobby. Now, it’s a multimillion-dollar platform. | Thomas Heath | April 16, 2021 | Washington PostKornbluh said stop-work orders have been filed for every project under the fund in Belarus.
U.S. broadcasting agency executive director ignores House subpoena | Kaela Roeder | September 29, 2020 | Washington BladeThis form consists of the usual work order to which is attached a series of coupons, perforated for easy removal.
One method of keeping time on individual jobs is to make the record on the work order.
The work order is the written instruction of the foreman to the workman to do certain work.
Illustrate a form of work order providing for a time record.
The girl was a fine, giddy, thoughtless girl of the maid-of-all-work order.
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