Get Job Request Form

The Job Request Form is a crucial document for internal customers seeking to initiate job requests. This guide provides clear and detailed instructions on how to complete each section of the form online to ensure a smooth submission process.

Follow the steps to efficiently complete the Job Request Form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Job Request Form and open it in your document editor.
2. Fill in the 'Requested By' section with your name, ensuring you provide your complete and accurate information.
3. Enter the 'Date of Request' by selecting the current date from the calendar pop-up.
4. Provide your 'Telephone' number to facilitate communication regarding your request.
5. In the 'Job Request No.' field, leave this blank as it will be filled out by office personnel.
6. Fill in your 'Email Address' to ensure you receive updates related to your job request.
7. In the 'Description of Request' section, clearly outline the details of your request. Be thorough to avoid delays.
8. Respond to the questions regarding charges for time and materials and whether you would like a quote for the work.
9. Complete the 'Account Information' section with your FIS Account Holder name, Cost Centre, CFC, and Fund details.
10. Include your name in the 'Authorized By' section and provide a signature to authorize the request.
11. Fill in your 'Mailing Address' details, including Department and Building information.
12. Decide whether you want to keep any excess materials and indicate your preference.
13. Specify the 'Room' where the work is to be done, if applicable.
14. Indicate whether you have provided a drawing by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If you have a drawing, ensure it is attached.
15. In the 'Special Instructions' field, provide any additional information that may help clarify your request.
16. Once all fields are filled out correctly, make sure to save your changes, and you may choose to download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your Job Request Form online today to facilitate prompt processing.