Priority Levels
When to use each priority
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Setting the right priority ensures urgent work gets attention first.
Priority Levels
LOW
Non-urgent, schedule flexibly. Example: cosmetic repairs
MEDIUM
Standard maintenance, normal scheduling. Example: routine repairs
HIGH
Needs attention soon. Example: equipment degradation
URGENT
Immediate attention needed. Example: safety hazards
CRITICAL
Emergency response required. Example: production stoppage
Tip
Define priority guidelines for your organization so everyone uses them consistently.
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