Equipment Aggregates

Ref: AG3_004

 

Description

 

This report provides a tabular breakdown of equipment costs and downtime for each job type for a given date range.

 

The report also provides an overall total cost value for each asset within the selected filter criteria.

 

 

 

The report returns;

 

Equipment code

Equipment description

Site

Location

Job type

Total jobs

Total cost of stock issued to work orders raised against the equipment item

Total of other costs incurred

Total of labour costs

Total time (labour hours) which includes work time plus travel time

Total number of down time recorded/calculated on work orders

 

Operational Criteria

 

Results are returned based upon equipment records matching one or more of the following selectable filter criteria. If no criteria are selected then all applicable records are returned.

 

•    Work order start date range

o  This will only include any work orders in the cost and time calculations that have been raised against the equipment item where the work orders start date is within the specified date range.

•    Equipment filter

 

The report calculates the total for the selected equipment range from any work orders that have been raised against the equipment where the work order start date is within the selected date range.

 

Aims

 

The report aims to provide the end user with a cost analysis breakdown for job types and equipment. The report could be used as a follow on from the Pareto report to look at the types of work carried out against equipment items identified as having high costs.

 

For example;

 

The Pareto report identifies the equipment item LF-02 as using having high costs.

 

 

It therefore makes sense to investigate further the reason for these high operational costs. If the plant aggregates report is then executed with a suitable filter the types of work carried out against this equipment can then be assessed.

 

 

From here we can see that the highest contributing factor towards the costs were breakdown repairs. Having identified this item, corrective steps can be taken to try to increase reliability and reduce costs.