SOP-42Q-MDS0029 CMMS Dashboard

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Reporting CMMS Dashboard Version MES15.71 Revision E1

 

 

 

CMMS Dashboard

CMMS Dashboard provides a dynamic visual overview of the production floor. Managers can view machine status, and repair and preventive maintenance work order details in real-time according to production line and asset. Typically, Dashboard is viewed on a large screen situated directly on the shop floor.

CMMS Dashboard conveys information in a visually pleasing, simple format. Assets are color-coded according to their status. Dashboard screens are accessible via URL, thus eliminating extra steps navigating the CMMS portal. Work Orders may also be created and/or modified from the CMMS Dashboard submodule when accessed via a personal laptop or mobile device.

CMMS Dashboard is located in 42Q’s Reporting'section (Navigate toReporting> CMMS Dashboard) and is comprised of three submodules: Asset' Status; WO Status; and PM Calendar.

Figure 1: Dashboard Submodules

 

Asset Status Submodule

The Asset Status submodule displays the status of all assets on a production line. Asset status is color-coded for quick information retrieval. The following asset status types are available for view:

• Running: Asset is running/in use. 
• Spare: Asset is running, but not manufacturing product.
• Setup: The production line/asset is setting for the preparation.
• Idle: It is used to record the asset idle time when the asset is up and running, but it does not produce any product.
• In Maintenance: Asset is in Maintenance.
• Calibration: Asset is in Maintenance.
• Scheduled Down: Asset is down for scheduled events.
• Unscheduled Down: Asset is down for unscheduled reasons.

Note: Plants predefine status types to reflect their company’s workflow. Configuration of machine assets is completed in the CMMS Asset portal: Shop Floor Control > Configuration > CMMS Asset.

Asset  Display

Icons in the Dashboard portal display brilliant, contrasting colors; coordinating color schemes and icon sizes are selected by default. If desired, users may adjust the appearance of the dashboard. Users may change color; text box width and height; asset name font size; and the update rate of the dashboard screen. To change any elements of the screen’s appearance, Click the configuration ICON at the top right panel. (Note: Display Option andSelect Production Line display . See Figure 3, below.)

Figure 2: Asset Status Dashboard Configuration ICON

Figure 3: Asset Status Dashboard Setting

Display Option Change Asset Color/Text Color

1. Select the drop-down boxes to the top display by Asset ID or Asset Name.

 

Figure 4: Display Option Change Asset  Color and Font

     2. A color palette will display:

Figure 5: Choose Color

     3. Select the desired color for the asset type from the palette.
     4. Text color can similarly be adjusted by selecting the drop-down available.

Note: The default text color is white.
 

Change Asset Icon Size

1. Adjust the width and height of the Asset’s icon with the drop-down available.

Note: Default is 108 wide by 48 high.

 

Change Asset Name Font Size

1. Adjust the Asset Name Font Size with the drop-down available.

Note: The default font size is 10.

 

Change Update Rate

1. Change the screen refresh time with the drop-down available next to Update Rate (min). Time increments are by minutes.

Note: Default time is 5 minutes.

Add Assets to Dashboard

To view asset activity in live time on the Dashboard:

1. Select a location from the drop-down menu provided.
2. Production lines from the selected location will now display in the panel on the right-hand side of the page.
3. Select the production line by activating the checkbox next to its name.
4. Selected lines will populate onto the bottom portion of the page.
5. Users may select individual lines or Select All. NOTE: If a production line is not selected, the dashboard will display all the assets at this certain location by default.
6. The users can select to show the Asset ID or Asset Name on the dashboard.
7. Select Done on the bottom right of the screen, or Clear to refresh the page information.
8. Selecting Done releases the asset information onto the dashboard and the user is automatically directed to the Dashboard screen. NOTE: The coordinating URL address becomes available in the search bar.

Figure 6: Select Production Line

 

 

Asset Status Dashboard

The Asset Status Dashboard displays the status of all the assets on selected production lines. On the bottom of the screen, a color-coded key is available for easy reference. This information is typically displayed on a large monitor located on the shop floor but is also accessible through the 42Q portal. For more details about Asset Status refer here

Note: To return to the main menu, select the gear icon on the right-hand corner of the page.


Figure 6a: Color-Coded Key

 

Figure 6: Asset Status Dashboard

 

Create Work Order/View Work Order List

Users may create a work order to schedule a repair or view a work order list associated with a given asset directly from the Dashboard screen, thus eliminating the need to navigate back through the system (Production > CMMS Work Order).

To Create a Work Order for an asset:

1. Select the asset’s icon.
2. Click on the icon.
3. A message screen displays, offering the option to create a work order or view a work order list.

Figure 7a: Create Work Order/View Work Order List

 

4. Select Create Work Order. 
5. The Create Work Order pop-up window displays.
6. The top portion of the field (Asset ID; Asset Name; Asset Down Time) automatically populates based on the asset selected and the current date and time.
7. The following additional fields are available for completion:

 

• Priority: Select the urgency of the repair from the drop-down menu. Choices include: P1, P2, or P3.
• Select the name of the project from the drop-down menu.
• *Select the group assigned to the work order (Mandatory).
• Select the name of the group requesting the repair.
• Mark whether the repair is non-stop by activating the checkmark. The default status is unchecked. NOTE: Non-stop signifies that the production line should continue even though the asset is down. An unchecked box alerts the operators that both the line and the asset are down.

Figure 7b: Create Work Order Window

To View a Work Order List for a machine asset:

1. Select the asset’s icon.
2. Click on the icon.
3. A message screen displays, offering the option to create a work order or view the work order list.

 

Figure 7c: View Work Order List Pop-up Window

 

4. Users may view all details of a work order from the pop-up window by clicking the hotlink at the Summary column.
5. NOTE: The work order within the Dashboard portal is view only. Work orders are available for edit in various portals, depending on their purpose: Preventive Maintenance (Production > CMMS Preventive Maintenance) or Work Order (Production > CMMS Work Order). Checklists can be imported, exported and edited within the CMMS Asset portal (Shop Floor Control > Configuration > CMMS Asset > Check List).

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Figure 7d: View Work Order List

 

 

WO Status Submodule

CMMS WO Status allows managers and employees on the shop floor to view asset (machine) status on a large screen according to the production line. Asset status remains on the screen for the programmed amount of time. Then the next asset status automatically displays. The amount of seconds remaining before the next screen displays are noted in live time on the top left corner of the dashboard. Dashboard’s color scheme (orange lettering on black background) is featured by default.

1. The following information pertaining to the Work Orders selected will display:

• WO
• Summary
• Line Name
• Asset
• Priority
• Assigned Group
• Assignees
• Reason
• Requester
• Requester Group
• Status
• Down Time

     2. Screens rotate to show all Open Repair WOs, and all Open Preventive Maintenance WOs according to the production line selected for view.

 

Figure 8a: Work Order Display: Open Repair Work Orders

 

Figure 8b: WO Display: Open PM WOs

 

 

To change the Production Lines displayed on the Dashboard:

1. Select the gear icon on the bottom right corner of the page.
2. The user is directed to the original screen.
3. Select Location.
4. Check the lines for the desired viewing on the Dashboard.
5. Select Done.

Figure 8c: Select Location

 

 

Figure 8d: Select Production Line

 

PM Calendar Submodule

1. The PM Calendar view of CMMS Dashboard provides live time updates of all repairs and maintenance according to Planned and Confirmed Work Orders; Planned but Unconfirmed Work Orders; Rescheduled (Confirmed) Work Orders; Generated Work Orders; and Canceled Work Orders.
2. Categories are color-coded for easy understanding. NOTE: The same calendar features are also available in the Preventive Maintenance portal of CMMS Asset Management: Production > CMMS Preventive Maintenance > PM Calendar.
3. The calendar view is available to view according to Month, Week, or Day.

Figure 9a: Color-Coded Dashboard Calendar View

Figure 9b: Scheduled PM WOs for the Month of November 2016

Figure 9c: Scheduled PM WOs for the Week of November 17, 2016

Figure 9d: Scheduled PM WOs for November 17, 2016

 

     4. Users may hover across an entry to view more details or click to reschedule work orders.

     5. Users may use the search to view special PM Calendar (See Figure 9e)

Figure 9e: Search Special Scheduled PM WOs

    6. See the SOP-5-I-42Q-MES0076-C CMMS Work Order & Preventive Maintenance Work Instruction of 42Q’s CMMS Asset Management for a more detailed description of the Calendar.

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