Labour Titles represent the different job roles available in your factory’s production environment.
They help you organize your workforce, assign the right people to the right tasks, and maintain a clear structure for all labour-related processes.

Using Labour Titles ensures:

Accurate assignment of workers to WorkStations

Clear visibility of available operators

Organized labour allocation in production stages

Clean reporting and planning

🔍 What Are Labour Titles?

A Labour Title is the name of a labour role or skill category, such as:

CNC Operator

Laser Cutting Operator

Rolling Machine Operator

MIG/MAG Welder

Galvanizing Operator

Painter Helper

Each Labour Title can have one or more labourers associated with it.
These labourers can then be assigned to production tasks or stages.

Where to Find Labour Titles

Navigate to:

Navigate to:
Workforce → Labour Titles

The list displays:

Name

Number of Labours assigned

Labour names

Actions (Edit / Delete)

You can also:

Export all titles to Excel or PDF

Filter or search for any title

➕ Add a New Labour Title

Click New Title to open the creation window.

Fill in the following fields:

Title Name (Required)

The name of the labour role.

Examples:

CNC Operator

Pipe Bending Operator

MIG/MAG Welder

Galvanizing Operator

Use clear names so that managers and team leads can assign workers easily.

Description (Optional)

Provide a short explanation of the responsibilities or skills related to this role.

Examples:

Responsible for operating CNC plasma cutting machines.

Handles rolling machines and ensures proper curvature control.

Assists painters during surface preparation and coating.

Descriptions help clarify roles for new team members or managers.

Managing Labour Under Each Title

Once a Labour Title is created, you can assign labours (workers) to it from the Labours page.

Assigned labours appear under the title as:

Worker ID

Worker Name

If a Labour Title has no workers, Fabritec will display “No Labours” in the list.

✏️ Editing or 🗑️ Deleting a Labour Title

Under the Actions column:

✏️ Edit – Modify the title name or description

🗑️ Delete – Remove the title

⚠️ A title cannot be deleted if it is linked to active production logs or assigned labourers.
(You must unassign its workers first.)

⭐ Best Practices

Create titles based on actual factory roles (operators, welders, helpers)

Avoid duplicate or similar names to reduce confusion

Add descriptions for clearer responsibility definitions

Ensure that each production stage has the appropriate labour titles available

Regularly review and update titles when operations change

Labours – Manage individual workers and assign them to titles

WorkStations – Assign labour types to machines or stations

Production Stages – Configure stages that may require specific labour types

Labour Titles

Where to Find Labour Titles#

➕ Add a New Labour Title#

Fill in the following fields:#

Title Name (Required)#

Description (Optional)#

Managing Labour Under Each Title#

✏️ Editing or 🗑️ Deleting a Labour Title#

⭐ Best Practices#

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