One operating thread, viewed from the field and the console.
The phone creates the record at the asset. The console runs the work around it.
At the asset.
The maintainer logs the fault, works the hazards and checks, and records what fixed it.
It works without signal.
Log the fault
On the phone, at the asset.
Hazards first
Named before the first step. Safety steps stay locked to your procedure.
Ranked checks
Trace offers them for that asset within minutes, each citing the page it came from.
Close out
Say what fixed it.
Change of shift.
When the shift ends, the work hands over with it, so the next crew starts where the last one stopped.
In the office.
The supervisor hands out work, follows each job and signs off the shift handover.
Accept a close out, and the next crew gets it too.
Over time.
Every job adds to the asset's history, and the reliability view is built from it.
On the asset
Every job, fault, fix and handover stays with the asset, newest first.
Known fixes first
An accepted fix comes up first the next time the same fault turns up, with how often it has worked.
The same record
Reliability reads from the same jobs, so the numbers match the work.
It belongs to your organisation, so it stays when people move on.
See it on your own faults.
Thirty days on site, with your crews and real faults.
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