Problem List

Modified on Wed, Oct 28 at 4:24 PM

Overview

The Quality Control Problems screen is part of the Quality Control module setup. Possible problems, a subset of NCR items, are created on this screen. The problems then display in Concrete Vision on the Production/Field NCRs - Add/Edit screen in the NCR Problem dropdown selections (Figure 1) depending on which NCR item is selected.


For example: NCR Item = Structural / Material, so NCR problem options in the dropdown are Exposed Reinforcement, Low Cylinder Break, or Misplaced Embed.

Figure 1


Accessing the Quality Control Problems Screen

Navigate to Configuration > Quality Control Setup > Problem List from the main menu (Figure 2).

Figure 2


Using the Quality Control Items Screen

The Quality Control Problems screen (see Figure 3) is where you can add and edit QC Problems.

Figure 3


Add a Quality Control Problem

QC Problems are a subset of QC Items in Concrete Vision. From the Quality Control Problems screen (Figure 3):

  1. Click the Add New Record button (green box in Figure 3).
  2. In the dialog box that appears (Figure 4), select a QC Item from the dropdown.
  3. Enter a description for the problem.
  4. The Active box is checked by default to ensure the QC problem will display in CV.
  5. Click the Save button (Figure 4).


Figure 4


Edit a Quality Control Problem

From the Quality Control Problems screen (Figure 3):

  1. Click the Edit icon (yellow box in Figure 3).
  2. Make any needed modifications.
  3. Click the Save button (Figure 4).


Delete a Quality Control Problem

From the Quality Control Problems screen (Figure 3):

  1. Click the Delete icon (red box in Figure 3).
  2. In the dialog box that appears, confirm deletion.

Note: QC Problems that are in use by Concrete Vision cannot be deleted.

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