After completing maintenance, who should be notified?

Notifying the Work Center Supervisor after completing maintenance is essential because this individual is responsible for overseeing the daily operations and ensuring that all work in the area is performed correctly. By informing the Work Center Supervisor, they are updated on the status of equipment and facilities, which allows them to manage workflows effectively, address any issues that may arise, and ensure that any further processes can proceed without delay. This notification helps in maintaining operational continuity and allows for proper scheduling of subsequent maintenance or usage of the equipment.

In the context of the other roles, while the Maintenance Manager might have an interest in the overall performance and planning of maintenance, the Team Lead focuses on day-to-day tasks, and the Quality Assurance Officer would be more involved in ensuring standards are met rather than the immediate operational flow after maintenance activities. The Work Center Supervisor acts as the central figure in managing all these aspects.