EBK AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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Chapter 2, Problem 1RQ
What should be included on a work order?
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To determine
What should be included on a work order?
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Work order:
Work order is referred as a legal document containing information about the vehicle description and the work demanded by the customer. The customer buying the requested vehicle signs the work order stating that the requested work be executed.
The work order should include,
- Information about the customer.
- Description of the vehicle.
- Vehicle identification number (VIN).
- A list of services ordered by the customer.
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