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Overview

In Upvise, you can manage Pre-starts and equipment maintenance directly from the mobile application. You can create your own custom daily pre-start checklists which can be filled in by your operators at the start of the day before operating the plant. At the time you complete pre-starts, you can record punch items (defects).
Based on the maintenance intervals defined by you, you can get alerts when maintenance is overdue.

Getting Started

Before you start using Upvise for Equipment maintenance, there is some configuration required to get you started.

Equipment and Equipment Categories sync from the workbench plant module.

You can maintain plant categories in Upvise to manage and define the utilisation and maintenance intervals of each individual category.

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title1. Configuring Equipment Categories

  1. Go to the equipment module

  2. Click on “options”

  3. Select “categories”

  4. You will see a list of the plant groups/ equipment categories as they have synced from workbench. Here inside each category is where you will set the following:

    1. Utilisation Monthly Minimum

    2. Pre-start intervals

    3. Pre-start form

    4. Maintenance intervals

    5. Servicing Form

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title2. Configuring Jobs Groups

Process Chart:

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1. Pre-Start Guide (Operators)

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Scheduled Equipment Maintenance in Upvise relies on operators completing prestarts (checklists) daily. You can monitor the number of prestarts remaining for the day on the equipment dashboard:

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  • Maintenance due Soon:Indicates that the equipment is coming up for maintenance

  • Maintenance Due: Indicates that the equipment is OVERDUE for maintenance

  • Along with Punch items, you can use these Service interval alerts to help raise repair/service jobs.

  • Custom FLAGS can be used to group equipment by status such as “Category 1 Fault” or “Damaged” etc

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