Which of the following can be used to charge labor costs while recording actuals?

Labor costs can be charged while recording actuals using both the Work Order and Location. When working with Maximo, a Work Order serves as the primary entity for managing and tracking work-related tasks, including labor and materials. As labor is recorded against a Work Order, it allows for accurate tracking of costs associated with labor efforts put into that work.

The Location component comes into play as it helps to identify where the work is being performed, which is crucial for tracking and managing costs properly. By linking labor costs to both a Work Order and a specific Location, organizations can analyze costs effectively and ensure that resources are allocated and charged correctly.

Other options, such as using Asset only or Job Plan only, do not fully leverage the capabilities of Maximo in tracking labor costs against different work scenarios. A Job Plan may provide a structured approach to planning and managing work, but it is primarily a guide and does not act as a fault for recording actual costs. Meanwhile, restricting the tracking solely to Location and Job Plan also omits the essential aspect of Work Orders, which directly record and manage actual work done. Thus, combining the Work Order with the Location provides the comprehensive framework needed for accurate labor cost charging.