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ACOS NMS Maintenance Management
Based on the equipment and resource management feature, all equipment and resource data are centrally available on the ACOS MM maintenance management module. Maintenance know-how that was formerly restricted to individual employees is replaced by standardised maintenance concepts and rule-based evaluation strategies, thereby enabling the optimisation of maintenance processes and the reduction of costs.
Pre-Defined, Industry-Specific Maintenance Measures
The provision and planning of industry-specific maintenance measures ensures the adherence to security regulations and laws. Checklists can be archived specifically for each type of equipment and provide a useful means for the execution and documentation of maintenance tasks.
Comfortable Mapping of Cyclic and Status-Dependent Maintenance Strategies
It is possible to specify different maintenance strategies for different object types. For cyclic maintenance, an activity/measure is generated after a specified period has elapsed, and is then released for commissioning. For status-oriented maintenance, activities/measures are generated depending on specific status criteria, e.g. when a preset number of operating hours or switching cycles is exceeded. For the determination of these values, data from previous maintenance activities (e.g. visual inspections) or from the connected network management system (operating hour or switching cycle meter) is used. It is also possible to combine both strategies.
Cost Optimisation through efficient Equipment Evaluation
Predefined evaluation rules provide a sound basis for decisions on investments for maintenance, replacements or the erection of new systems or installations. The status and relevance of the individual components are assessed, connected to each other and shown in a clear and concise manner by way of prioritised lists. Any and all measures and activities executed in an object, as well as the costs resulting from erection, maintenance and fault clearance are documented in maintenance history reports.