Work Identification Features and Functions

• Reliability centered maintenance analysis methodology to identify correct proactive tasks, frequency of execution, and skills (ETFS)


• Import from external RCM packages


• Linking of RCM Toolkit analyses’ results to the equipment maintenance program by functional location/equipment/component hierarchy


• View of RCM Toolkit analysis through linkage to condition indicators


• Rapid work identification methodology


• Creation of maintenance task analysis from scratch or from a template


• Organization of maintenance task analysis in hierarchical form


• Definition of "failure modes" and "failure effect" against assets


• Definition of action plans to mitigate failures


• Retension of detailed functionality of the equipment


• Establishment of asset performance expectations


• Capture of process and asset descriptions at all levels of the hierarchy


• Identification of backup, standby, and protective systems


• Identification of facilitator and analysis participants


• Identification of the consequence of failure


• Identification of relative risk information (including frequency of failure)


• Hierarchy of failure analysis to drilldown into a problem at a more detailed level of asset components


• Linking of the consequence of asset failure to key business initiatives


• Development of inspection check sheets from the work identification process


• Condition-based maintenance, such that an asset is serviced only when inspection or monitors indicate that it no longer meets performance requirements


• Failure finding maintenance to check hidden functions at regular intervals to find out whether they have failed


• Redesign for any one-time change to the equipment, training, maintenance or operating procedures, etc.


• Run to functional failure


• Scheduled restoration or discard