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#PM REFERENCE
PMI Procedure(s)
There is no defined PM schedule for this Equipment Category.
Equipment Category:
Lockout Required?:
JCAHO Item:
There is no defined PM schedule for this piece of equipment.
Equipment ID #:
Local ID:
Lockout Required?
Equip Category (cont'd):
Entry Number (cont'd):
Tech:
Starting Month:
Skip Months:
Criticality:
Frequency (multiple):
TRI-ANNUAL
BI-ANNUAL
BI-MONTHLY
BI-WEEKLY
Proc Ref:
Starting Year:
RECORD EQUIPMENT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE INSPECTIONS
Should PM work orders be deleted after close out? YES//
Please enter first PM work order to be closed:
This work order has already been closed out and posted. If you wish to change
the data, please use the EDIT WORK ORDER option.
Next work order (or sequential portion), '^' to quit:
<cr> to continue, '^' to quit...
Work Order
Would you like to edit it
Would you like to generate a regular work order
IN PROGRESS
Failed PMI
Select Worklist Month:
Date of worklist must contain a month.
MONTHLY or WEEKLY PM List: MONTHLY//
Which week?
Enter a number, 1 to 5.
COMPLETION DATE (future dates will not be accepted). MONTH and YEAR are
required, DAY is optional:
Completion date must contain a month.
Do you wish to substitute one technician for another
If all of the work assigned to TECHNICIAN A has actually been done by
TECHNICIAN B then you should enter 'YES' at this point and then 'Replace'
TECHNICIAN A 'With' TECHNICIAN B.
Work orders without a technician already assigned should be closed indivi-
dually. You'll have a chance to do this before Rapid Close Out begins.
Replace:
With:
This option will scan the
PM Worklist of the
. It will automatically assign a PM Status of 'PASSED'
and a completion date of
to each work order on the list,
except for those that you close out individually.
Default values for labor and material costs (if any) from the Equipment File
will be posted to the Equipment History during Rapid Close Out.
The PRIMARY TECHNICIANS will be changed as follows:
will be changed to
Are you sure you want to proceed
Another user is processing this worklist. Please try again later.
There are no open work orders on this list. Nothing to process.
Please enter any PM work orders (or the sequential portion thereof) that you
wish to close out individually. Press <RETURN> to terminate the process.
Work order (ex: '
' or just '
Already closed.
Next work order (or sequential portion), <RETURN> to quit:
is already closed.
A MONTHLY PMI list contains work orders for ANNUAL, SEMI-ANNUAL, QUARTERLY,
BI-MONTHLY, and MONTHLY preventive maintenance inspections.
A WEEKLY PMI list is for WEEKLY and BI-WEEKLY inspections.
Please enter an existing PM work order, or the sequential portion thereof.
If there are no work orders to be closed out individually, enter <cr>.
Would you like a list of existing work orders
You have not identified any PM work orders as exceptions to Rapid Close Out.
At this point, the entire PM worklist will be closed out
, and the work orders
The following work orders will be unaffected by Rapid Close Out:
All other work orders on the
PM list for the
Shop for
are subject to Rapid Close Out.
Would you like to specify starting and stopping points for
Rapid Close Out
Please enter the starting work order (or the sequential portion thereof)
is not an existing work order. Please try again.
Now enter the last work order to be closed (or sequential portion thereof)
does not follow
Would you like to free up this terminal
Rapid close out now in progress
PMTECH(
Rapid Close Out (PMI)
If you want to close out only a portion of a PM worklist, you may specify the
first and last work orders that you want Rapid Close Out to operate on.
NOTE: Rapid Close Out will close the first and the last and everything
in between.
Are you recording a WEEKLY PMI
Recording weekly PMI's in this manner is a little unusual. Are you sure
Do you want to retain PM work orders in your Work Order File after they have
been posted to the Equipment History
** Need an Equipment Record for PMI entry (
** (or press <RETURN> to exit this option) **
has already been posted. If you wish to
edit it, please use the 'EDIT WORK ORDER' option.
has already been posted.
Enter the next PM work order you wish to close out, or the numeric (sequential)
portion thereof, or <RETURN> to accept the default (
to EXIT.
Deletion of PM work orders after they have been closed out is recommended
for sites that are short on disk space. The results of the PMI will be posted
to the equipment history file before the PM work order is deleted.
If disk space is not a problem, then you may wish to retain PM work orders
in accordance with your established archive criteria. In this way, the Work
Order # File will reflect scheduled as well as unscheduled work load.
For estimating purposes, each PM work order will consume about 300 bytes
of disk space (or about 3 such work orders per block).
OFF-SCHEDULE PMI
You need to enter a DATE COMPLETE in order to post this PM work order. My
guess is that you should re-edit to either enter a DATE COMPLETE or to delete
the work order ('@' in response to first prompt).
Am I right
is in the scheduled PMI program of the
The next scheduled event is a
PMI in
Would you like to change the PM schedule (at least the STARTING MONTH)
for this device at this time
You may wish to change the STARTING MONTH so that you don't perform
one PMI on the heels of another. It's your call.
It will automatically assign a PM Status of 'DEFERRED' and a close out date of
to each work order on the list.
will NOT be posted to the Equipment History during RAPID DEFERRAL.
Specified worklist doesn't seem to exist. Nothing to DEFER.
Rapid Deferral
Now enter last work order to be deferred (or sequential portion thereof)
Rapid deferral now in progress
Rapid deferral (PM worklist)
If you want to defer only a portion of a PM worklist, you may specify the
Everything between and including these two work orders will be DEFERRED.
Please enter the entire work order numbers (ex: 'PM-E9702M-102').
EQUIPMENT PMI SCHEDULES
GENERATE WEEKLY PM LIST(S)
Week number (enter an integer from 1 to 5, or '^' to escape):
GENERATE MONTHLY PM LIST(S)
PM SORT
Sort by: (E,P,I,L,C,S or ? for Help) L//
ENTRY NUMBER
PM NUMBER
LOCAL ID
Within
, shall worklist be sorted by LOCATION?
If you want this list to be ordered by LOCATION within
please enter 'YES', otherwise enter 'NO' and items will be ordered by
EQUIPMENT ENTRY NUMBER.
Shall all LOCATIONS be included
Enter 'NO' if you want to screen your worklist by DIVISION, BUILDING, WING,
and/or ROOM. If you enter 'YES' then all LOCATIONS will be included. The
sort order will be DIVISION, BUILDING, WING, and finally ROOM.
Shall worklist be sorted by RESPONSIBLE TECHNICIAN
Enter 'YES' if you want your worklist sorted by RESPONSIBLE TECHNICIAN, with
page breaks between each TECH. If you enter 'NO' then equipment items will
be selected without regard to RESPONSIBLE TECH.
For all TECH's:
You may select all TECH's or one specific TECH. Enter 'Y'es for a worklist
which includes all equipment, regardless of RESPONSIBLE TECHNICIAN.
Shall 'OUT OF SERVICE' equipment be included in worklist
Enter 'YES' if you want equipment entries with a USE STATUS of 'OUT OF
SERVICE' to appear on this PM worklist. Otherwise enter 'NO'.
For what levels of CRITICALITY: ALL//
Should equipment for which no CRITICALITY has been recorded be included on
this worklist
If we don't know the CRITICALITY do you want to see the equipment?
For all shops
You may generate worklists for ALL shops or for ONE PARTICULAR shop.
Generate Engineering PMI List
This feature enables you to print a 'partial' PMI list, containing only those
devices whose 'CRITICALITY' falls within a certain range.
For example, if your site ranks devices from 1 to 10 (10 being most critical)
and circumstances are such that you only have resources for a limited number
of PMI's in a given month, you may wish to enter something like '6-10'. This
will mean that PMI's which would normally be scheduled for devices in the
criticality range 1-5 will be suppressed, as will entries with 'CRITICALITY'
greater than 10, but since your site only uses 1 thru 10 there shouldn't be
The system will not attempt to re-schedule these PMI's for the next month,
because that would tend to defeat any efforts to balance the PM work load.
In short, this feature is not intended for routine use but rather as a sys-
tematic approach to dealing with an exceptional situation.
Entries must be in the form 'M-N' where M and N are integers in the range of
1 to 99 and M is less than or equal to N.
For all
ENTRY NUMBERS
LOCAL ID's
EQUIPMENT CATEGORIES
Please enter 'Y'es or 'N'o.
Start with EQUIPMENT ENTRY NUMBER:
Go to ENTRY NUMBER (must be larger than
Start with:
No LOCAL IDENTIFIERS begin with:
Would you like a list of all LOCAL IDENTIFIERS
Please enter a character string which follows or equals
This string will be the end point of our search.
This entry precedes
OK. Including everything from
<cr> to continue, '^' to abort...
All worklists are sorted by shop, and within shop they may be sorted again by
RESPONSIBLE TECHNICIAN. You must now choose how this list should be sorted
further. You have the following choices:
'E' for Equipment Entry #
'P' for PM #
'I' for Local Identifier
'L' for Location
'C' for Equipment Category
'S' for Owning Service
Which do you wish to delete?
1. Individual work order(s), or
2. An entire PM work list.
Select 1 or 2:
Please enter first work order to be deleted
Are you sure
Next work order:
MONTHLY or WEEKLY PM list: MONTHLY//
This option will delete the entire
PM List of the
Just a moment, please...
PM work orders on this list. Deletion of these work orders will
not affect equipment histories. Are you sure you want to proceed
Sorry, another user is processing worklist. Please try again later.
Delete PMI List
Entry must be an existing PM work order, beginning with 'PM-', or the
sequential (numeric) portion thereof. Enter '^' to exit.
Enter '1' to delete individual PM work orders or '2' to delete a specific
worklist (MONTHLY or WEEKLY) for an entire shop.
Deletion of PM work orders which have been closed out does NOT remove them
from the equipment history.
Please enter an integer from 1 to 5.
PM Worklist was requested, but there's nothing to print.
EXPANDED PM WORK ORDERS
Abnormal termination. This worklist may be incomplete.
There are no incomplete PM work orders to print.
STATUS: P=>Pass C=>Corrective action D0=>Deferred D1=>Could not locate
D2=>In use D3=>Out of service CONDITION: LN=>Like new G=>Good P=>Poor
Y2K: FC=>Fully compl NC=>Non-compl CC=>Conditionally compl NA=>Not appl
Techs may circle STATUS and/or CONDITION. Y2K CATEGORY is information only.
Monthly
Weekly
PM List:
Shop for
Order:
Includes
Does not include
OUT OF SERVICE Equip.
Responsible Tech:
Entry # Equipment Category Model Serial Number
[ROOM-BLDG-DIV (Wing)] Manufacturer Equipment Name Local ID
Status PM # Manufacturer Service
Work Order Number
(Criticality Range:
PM Worklist for
Sort Order:
Entry # Equipment Category Model Serial Number
Local ID
PM # Manufacturer
IN USE
OUT OF SERVICE
LOANED OUT
ON LOAN
Crit:
Freq:
Level:
JCAHO: YES
Initials:_____ Date:_______ Hours:_____
Cost:______
PM Status (circle): P C D0 D1 D2 D3 Condition
Initials:_______ Date:___________ Hours:______
Cost:________
PM Status (circle): P C D0 D1 D2 D3 Condition
Unexpired Warranty (
Missed Last PMI
could not locate
in use
out of service
HAZARD ALERT(
IMPORTANT: Device MUST be isolated & rendered inoperative before servicing.
EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT REPORTS
WARRANTY EXPIRATION TEMPLATE
ENZEQ WARRANTY
WARRANTY EXP. DATE
EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT TEMPLATE
ENZEQ REPLACEMENT
REPLACEMENT DATE;S1
Couldn't determine topmost parent system (>50 levels).
Equipment Entry #
is a component of Entry #
Would you prefer a history of the Entry #
Answer YES to print a history for the parent system (includes components).
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