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Assign an open round to yourself, create an ad hoc round, or unassign a round you cannot complete.
Assign an Open Round to Yourself
Assign an open round to yourself when your Supervisor has made it available for self-assignment. The round then appears with your assigned work.

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Preface
This guide is for Operators who execute rounds in the mRounds mobile app. It explains the conventions, related information, and support contacts used throughout the guide.
What Your Administrator Controls
Some of what you see in mRounds is set by your administrator, so a screen or option described in this guide may not appear on your device.
Overview of mRounds
As an Operator, use mRounds to follow planned inspection routes, record asset readings, report abnormal conditions, and pass accurate information to the next shift.
Start Your Shift
Start each shift by signing in, confirming the correct work context, reviewing the previous handover, and making sure the rounds you need are available.
Find and Claim Your Rounds
Assign an open round to yourself, create an ad hoc round, or unassign a round you cannot complete.
- Assign an Open Round to Yourself
  Assign an open round to yourself when your Supervisor has made it available for self-assignment. The round then appears with your assigned work.
- Create an Ad Hoc Round
  Create an ad hoc round when an unplanned inspection is needed and an approved round plan is available. This lets you respond without waiting for a scheduled round.
- Unassign a Round You Have Not Started
  Return an assigned round to Open Rounds when you have not started it and cannot complete it. Another Operator can then take ownership.
- Unassign a Round That Is In Progress
  Unassign a round already in progress only when you cannot continue it. Recorded data is retained and the round becomes available for another Operator.
Execute the Round
Use this chapter once a round is assigned to you and you are ready to start work. It sets out the normal path through a round, and the side paths to take when something does not go to plan.
Choose an Issue or an Action
Choose how to record follow-up work when a round reveals an abnormal condition or a separately assignable activity.
Close Your Shift
End the shift by bringing active work to a safe stopping point, recording unresolved conditions, and submitting a clear handover to the incoming shift.
Search and Filter Rounds, Issues, and Actions
Use search and filters when you need to find a specific round, Issue, or Action without scanning every record in the list.
Troubleshoot Common Problems
Use this guidance when a round, scan, response, handover, or synchronization step does not work as expected.
Customize Your Settings
Set your plant, unit, position, and shift, choose what data synchronizes, and change the theme and language.

Assign an Open Round to Yourself

Assign an open round to yourself when your Supervisor has made it available for self-assignment. The round then appears with your assigned work.

To self-assign a round:

In the Rounds screen, tap the Open Rounds tab.
Open the round you want to assign to yourself.

Note:
You can filter by Position, Operator, User Group, Unit, and Plant to find the right round.

Note:
To assign several rounds to yourself at once, select the checkboxes next to the rounds and tap Add to My Rounds.
In the Round Details screen, verify the details.
Tap Add to My Rounds, or tap Start Round.

Start Round assigns the round to you and removes it from Open Rounds, so other operators can no longer take it.

Figure 1. Self-assign Rounds

The round is assigned to you and appears in the My Rounds tab.

Next: Open the round from My Rounds and Execute the Round.