Programs

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In Operations > Programs, the different maintenance plans are created for the assets registered in Evolution.

When entering Create, the Name field must be completed - in order to distinguish one plan from another - and from New its details are generated.

The following fields must be completed:

  • Asset Type: You must choose the type to be detailed in the plan
  • Assets: You can choose all assets of a type, some, or at least one asset
  • Task: the task to be performed on the asset (or on the component, if a particular one has been determined) is indicated
  • Trigger Type: how this task will be executed
  • Activator: Depending on the type of activator, the required data is completed.

There are different types of activators:

  • By time: this implies that the task will be executed according to a specific time period, indicating:
    • Repeat every: number of time units
    • Unit of Time: day, week (checklist - periodicity), month or year
    • Base date: from when the defined amount of time begins to be counted

What is the base date in a time-based trigger?

What is the difference between fixed time and variable time?

How are checklists planned?

  • By frequency: the preventive maintenance task is related to a meter (see operation > measurements) linked to a usage frequency. The following must be indicated:
    • Meter
    • Repeat every:
    • Base frequency:

When should you use a frequency activator?

  • By time and frequency: combines the requirements of the two previous ones so that a task is executed after a certain amount of time or meter value – whichever comes first –
  • Dual frequency: the task is activated by two different meters.
  • Per event: task conditioned on data from a measurement, failure, or response

When should you use an event trigger?

What happens when an event condition is met?

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