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Understand Digital Work Instructions
Use this guide to find the instruction for your job or round, prepare it for field conditions, follow its guidance, and report problems.
About Work Instructions
Work Instructions provide prerequisites, safety information, media, and ordered steps before and during work-order or round execution.

Title and Copyright
Copyright and Terms of Use page for Digital Work Instructions.
Preface
Use this guide according to your role and understand the related products and document conventions.
Understand Digital Work Instructions
Use this guide to find the instruction for your job or round, prepare it for field conditions, follow its guidance, and report problems.
- About Work Instructions
  Work Instructions provide prerequisites, safety information, media, and ordered steps before and during work-order or round execution.
- Compatible Devices and Applications
  Digital Work Instructions are authored in iCWP Web and consumed through the iMaintenance and mRounds mobile applications.
- Frequently Asked Questions
  Review common questions about finding, downloading, following, and reporting problems with Work Instructions.
Access Work Instructions
Open the instruction from the work context where it was assigned, or browse the available instruction library.
View Work Instructions in the Preferred Language
View a Work Instruction in an available language other than the default.
Follow a Work Instruction During Execution
Review prerequisites and follow the ordered guidance, then return to the active work order, operation, round, or task to continue execution.
Prepare Instructions for Offline iMaintenance Work
Before entering a low-connectivity area with iMaintenance, synchronize the job and download the instruction media required for offline work.

About Work Instructions

Work Instructions provide prerequisites, safety information, media, and ordered steps before and during work-order or round execution.

Use Work Instructions to:

Access standardized guidance from iMaintenance work orders and operations or from mRounds rounds and tasks.
Review prerequisites, tools, safety requirements, and required skills before starting work.
Follow detailed steps supported by images and videos.
Use warnings, hints, and expert guidance captured by experienced personnel.
Provide feedback so authors can improve the published instruction.