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The RFD is the unit of design work

A Request For Design is created, assigned to an engineer, approved, and finally submitted — submission is the moment the drawings go out, and it is the only thing that closes an RFD. Everything on these pages follows from that: an RFD that is not yet submitted is open, whatever its workflow state says, and every open RFD is work the team still owes.

The SLA — when an RFD turns late

The six RFD types — and what each one means here

How the Engineer Performance page scores

· Only electrical design engineers are listed — mechanical engineers, team leaders, section heads and the design manager are not scored here.
· Every submitted RFD this year is bucketed by the month it was submitted; each bar is that month's on-time share, with the count and average working days under it.
· Revisions never count in the monthly numbers or the on-time %, but each engineer's revision total shows as a red chip — a high one is its own conversation.
· The badge compares the last two months with submissions: improving, slipping, or steady.
· The current team comes first, worst year-to-date to best; engineers who left the company sit under their own divider.
· Managers and top management see the whole team; an engineer sees only their own record — enforced on the server, not in the page.

Where design sits in the delivery ladder

The PM portal tracks every order item through 12 delivery steps; design owns four of them: Drawing preparation (an Initial Approval or Revision RFD is created → submitted, late after 5 working days), Design verification (the Released RFD is created → submitted), Work order release (released drawings → the Work Order, late after 1 working day), and Rework design verification (a Rework RFD is created → submitted, late after 5 working days). Your Action Plan and Escalations pages show only the tasks assigned to design and the escalations on design's queue.

·  Electrical design engineers only — no mechanical engineers, team leaders, section heads or the design manager.

·  Counts every RFD submitted this year, by the month it was submitted.

·  On time = submitted within the SLA: {{ dguideSla }} working days from creation, {{ dguideSlaRev }} for revisions and reworks.

·  Revisions never count in the bars or the score — they show on their own red chip.

·  Each bar = that month's on-time share; the badge says if the latest month is better or worse than the one before.

·  Worst year-to-date at the top. Managers see the whole team; an engineer sees only their own record.

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