What is WORK ORDER?

1. Contracting. Customer order allowing contractor to proceed with no more instructions needed. 2. Manufacturing. Authorization from within the firm to incur the costs to design, develop and produce a product.

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Related Legal Terms
STOP WORK ORDER, WORK IN PROCESS, MADE TO ORDER, WORK REQUEST, GOOD-TILL-CANCELLED ORDER, LIMIT ORDER, ORIGINAL ORDER, ORDER OF DISCHARGE, MAIL ORDER COMPANY, TIME LIMIT ORDER


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