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Click Work Packages on the project home page.
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Select an IWP from the Work Packages browser.
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Click Components on the open IWP to view components.
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Click Expand
or double-click a component name to view associated work steps. You can also double-click
a component name to expand.
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Click Add step.
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Type the name of the work step in the Name box, select a work step, or select Select SID to add a SID as a work step. For more information, see Select a Standard Installation Detail (SID) for a component.
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Click the Man Hours box.
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Type the man hours in the Man Hours column.
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Click the Actual Man Hours box.
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Type the actual number of man hours required for the work step in the Actual Man Hours box.
When a work step is reported as complete, the Actual Man Hours are updated with the planned man hours of a work step. Edit the actual man hours
to record specific data. Administrators must customize the IWP summary report to include
the actual man hours for work steps.
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Click the Actual Quantity box.
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Type the amount of quantity required for the work step in the Actual Quantity box.
When a work step is reported as complete, the Actual Quantity is updated with the planned quantity of a work step. Edit the actual quantity to
record specific data. Administrators must customize the IWP summary report to include
the actual quantity for work steps.
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Click on a component in the Components window to save changes.
Depending on your system settings, you may not be allowed to manually add or remove
steps to a published component. For more information on this system setting, see Configure and update system settings for Smart Construction.
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After you manually add a work step to a component, you may need to sequence the work steps. For more information, see Sequence work steps.
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You can also add notes to work steps. For more information, see Add notes to a work step.
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Users can manually update the units of a manually added component.
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If progress has been reported for a component or a work step, man hours and other details for the component or the work step cannot be modified.
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You can indicate that a manual work step consumes a material item by enabling the Consuming Material column and marking the check box for the work step. A manually added work step that belongs to a manually added component cannot consume material items because material information is not generated for any manually created component.