repairorder

noun
UK /rɪˈpeərˌɔːdə/
US /rɪˈperˌɔːrdər/

A paper that tells workers to fix something.

The mechanic looked at the repairorder before fixing the car.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A list of things that need to be fixed in a building.

The school office keeps a repairorder for broken desks.

3. An instruction from a boss to mend a machine.

The manager wrote a repairorder for the broken printer.

4. A note that shows what was repaired and when.

Please sign the repairorder after we fix your bike.