In general, smart devices allow plant employees to easily check equipment condition, inspections, or the status of repairs and send equipment action requests, like condition entry, request for condition testing and disconnects.
Some Uses for QR Codes and Smart Devices in Reliability Information Management
- Enter immediate problem notification
- Display installed equipment name plate and design information, such as bearing ID, brush data, breaker settings
- Display documents like manuals, installation procedures, lube procedures, lockout/tagout
- Search for replacements in stores
- Display previous and current condition entries
- Define an action for selected equipment, such as disconnect, test, clean
- Display previous repair shop results
- Send email about equipment/location
- Update equipment state > install, stores, send to repair
- Initiate an inspection route
E. Forrest Pardue, President, 24/7 Systems, Inc. Forrest has worked in the field of vibration analysis and production maintenance for the last 25 years. In 1998 Forrest co-founded 24/7 Systems with his partner, Paul Wolfensberger.
Chris Tyler, Customer Support, 24/7 Systems, Inc. Joining 24/7 Systems in 2011, Chris works with clients to introduce webbased equipment lifecycle management services. www.tf7.com
E. Forrest Pardue, President, 24/7 Systems, Inc. Forrest has worked in the field of vibration analysis and production maintenance for the last 25 years. In 1998 Forrest co-founded 24/7 Systems with his partner, Paul Wolfensberger.
Chris Tyler, Customer Support, 24/7 Systems, Inc. Joining 24/7 Systems in 2011, Chris works with clients to introduce webbased equipment lifecycle management services.