What do the Work Order Priority Codes mean?

EMG – Emergency! The Service Provider is expected on site ASAP.

P1 - Work order requires a 2 hour response and a 24 hour completion time

P2 – The Service Provider has 2 hours from the time of dispatch to arrive at the
service location regardless of the time or day of the week. This Priority is reserved
for severe emergencies. 

P4 – The Service Provider has 4 hours from the time of dispatch to arrive at the
service location regardless of time or day of the week.

P8 – If a Work Order is created with this Priority before noon local time, the
Service Provider is expected to be on site by close of business the same day. If a
Work Order is created with this Priority after noon local time, the Service Provider
is expected to be on site first thing the next calendar day.

NDT – I. (Next Day by 2pm – Retail) The Service Provider must arrive at the
service location no later than 2pm the following day, regardless of the day of the
week.

NDT - II. (Next Day by 10am – Restaurants) The Service Provider must arrive at
the service location no later than 10am the following day, regardless of the day of
the week.

P24 – (24 hours. 1 business day) The Service Provider must arrive at the service
location by the close of business the next business day. For example: Work Orders
dispatched with a P24 on Friday allows the Service Provider until end of business
on the following Monday. Weekends & Holidays are not included in this Priority.

P48 – (48 hours. 2 business days) The Service Provider must arrive at the service
location by the close of business within the next 2 business days. For example:
Work Orders dispatched with a P48 on Monday allows the Service Provider until
end of business on Wednesday. Work Orders dispatched on Friday allows the
Service Provider until end of business on Tuesday. Weekends & Holidays are not
included in this Priority.

P72 – (72 hours. 3 business days) The Service Provider must arrive at the service
location by the close of business within the next 3 business days. For example:
Work Orders dispatched with a P72 on Monday allows the Service Provider until
end of business on Thursday. Work Orders dispatched on Friday allows the
Service Provider until end of business on Wednesday. Weekends & Holidays are
not included in this Priority.

P168 – (7 calendar days) The Service Provider must arrive at the service location
by the close of business within the next 7 calendar days. Weekends & Holidays
are included in this Priority.

P336 – (14 calendar days) The Service Provider must arrive at the service location
by the close of business within the next 14 calendar days. Weekends & Holidays
are included in this Priority.

PS – Pending Schedule. A specific timeframe for arrival has not yet been
established. This Priority is often used for PM Work Orders.

 Service Provider further warrants that all materials, equipment and labor supplied to CBRE is and shall be free from errors, faults and defects in workmanship, construction, structural and functional design, material and operations and in conformance with the requirements of this Agreement and the applicable Work Order for a period of twelve (12) months following the completion of the Services to CBRE’s satisfaction; provided, that if any longer warranty period is specified for any materials, equipment or workmanship under any plans or specifications, this Agreement, a Work Order or any manufacturer’s warranty, the longer warranty period shall govern.  Service Provider shall ensure that all materials and equipment that have a manufacturer’s warranty are registered with the manufacturer in Client’s name.