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Schedule a visit from the control schema

This article explains how to schedule visits using the Scheduler from the control schema in BriqSafe. It is intended for users who manage scheduling activities and visits based on a location’s control schema.

Note

Required role: Manager

Accessing the Scheduler and Planning Visits

Use the Scheduler to view and plan activities and visits generated from the control schema created via risk assessment.

  1. On the home page, open the Sidebar and select Scheduler.
  2. Click the To Plan filter to list activities and visits awaiting scheduling.

The To Plan list includes both standalone activities and visit-template occurrences, shown distinctly.

Scheduling a Visit from the Control Schema

Schedule Planner screen for managing engineer visit schedules with a New Visit form allowing assignment of site, date, time, review status, and activities to an assignee.

You can schedule single activities as standalone visits or visit templates grouping several activity types. This section covers scheduling standalone control-schema activities only, which are not part of visit templates.

  1. In the To Plan list, select a standalone activity awaiting scheduling.
  2. Review the activity details including its frequency, the in-scope assets, and the number of jobs it will generate.
  3. Select the desired date for the visit. Note that you can pick any date, as date-blocking for regulatory compliance windows is not enforced.
  4. If the visit requires consultant sign-off after completion, toggle on Requires review after completion.
  5. Assign an engineer to the visit by selecting from the list of active users. Note that only active users appear; no filter by competency is applied.
  6. Confirm to create the standalone visit.

After confirmation, the activity moves from the To Plan state to planned. The system automatically queues the next occurrence of the recurring activity based on its frequency in the control schema. If rotation rules apply, the next occurrence targets the next asset subset instead of repeating the same assets.

Skipping or cancelling a scheduled visit does not remove or consume the next occurrence; it remains in the To Plan queue until scheduled.

Viewing Activities by Engineer

Within the Scheduler’s week view, you can toggle the rows to display either by Location or by Engineer. The Engineer view shows each engineer’s weekly work hours and includes an Unassigned row for visits not yet assigned.

Visit cards in this view are colour-coded by status such as Draft, Scheduled, and Overdue. Use this view to monitor workloads and unassigned visits per engineer.

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1.BriqSafe home dashboard (My BriqSafe) — the landing page after signing in; the starting point for this workflow.

BriqSafe home dashboard (My BriqSafe) — the landing page after signing in; the starting point for this workflow.

2.Schedule Planner week view: activities and visits by day, with the To plan filter, an Engineer/Location row toggle, Filters and Plan visit.

Schedule Planner week view: activities and visits by day, with the To plan filter, an Engineer/Location row toggle, Filters and Plan visit.

3.To Plan list: standalone control-schema activities and visit-template occurrences awaiting scheduling (shown distinctly).

To Plan list: standalone control-schema activities and visit-template occurrences awaiting scheduling (shown distinctly).

4.New Visit panel for the selected standalone activity: its Site, Date, Needs review and Assignees, plus Jobs by Activity showing the in-scope assets and the number of jobs it will generate.

New Visit panel for the selected standalone activity: its Site, Date, Needs review and Assignees, plus Jobs by Activity showing the in-scope assets and the number of jobs it will generate.

5.A visit date selected for the standalone activity (any date can be picked; compliance-window blocking is not enforced).

A visit date selected for the standalone activity (any date can be picked; compliance-window blocking is not enforced).

6.Needs review toggled on — the visit will require consultant sign-off after completion.

Needs review toggled on — the visit will require consultant sign-off after completion.

7.An engineer assigned to the visit — the completed New Visit form with Schedule. Schedule is NOT clicked: it would create the visit and queue the next control-schema occurrence.

An engineer assigned to the visit — the completed New Visit form with Schedule. Schedule is NOT clicked: it would create the visit and queue the next control-schema occurrence.

8.Engineer view: each engineer's weekly work hours with an Unassigned row; visit cards colour-coded by status (Draft, Scheduled, Overdue).

Engineer view: each engineer's weekly work hours with an Unassigned row; visit cards colour-coded by status (Draft, Scheduled, Overdue).

9.Location view: the same week grouped by location.

Location view: the same week grouped by location.
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