Equipment Reliability WorkBench
The industry leader in Equipment Reliability
The ER Workbench consists of a set of web applications called modules, each
designed to assist in a specific task. Each module has been designed to
integrate with other modules for overall superior manageability of equipment
and ease of use.
The ER Workbench features a built in search engine, the ER Analyzer. The ER
Analyzer takes criteria from the user and builds complex queries. The Analyzer
can be used to search across business-objects. For example, with the Analyzer,
users can search for components that contain stocks procurement has deemed
obsolete.
The analyzer also has built-in ad hoc report generation capabilities, know as
Custom Summary Analysis. Custom Summary Analysis puts the user in control of
the Workbench's reporting capabilities.
Below is a breakdown of the modules:
Obsolescence and Parts Modernization
Identify obsolescence
issues, leverage stock information from purchase orders, Bill of Materials,
Work orders, and internal notifications, utilize RAPIDs data, and evaluate
material availability.
Component Template Builder
This module is used to automate template
duplication and revision. Track revision history of templates, perform
"What-if" cost-impact analysis on template changes. Provide and track effective
and challenge period. Components assigned to a template can also be tracked
using module 2.
Long Range Asset Management
Track components by replacement method,
store obsolescence information, categorize components by effect of component
failure on outage, Single Point Vulnerability (SPV) reduction planning,
component replacement budget estimates, and replacement strategy.
Component Template Implementation
Reference all corporate PMs, perform
annualized cost/savings analysis to aid in PM Optimization, validate template
tasks to PM frequencies, generate truth table reports, and document
justifications when/if they are allowed.
Plant Health Monitor
Used to generate the yearly plant health
report, but capable of monitoring the health of the plant every day to notify
system engineers where plant health is trending.
Maintenance Rule Monitoring
Monitors the effectiveness of
Maintenance at Nuclear Power Plants. Monitors the overall continuing
effectiveness of maintenance programs to ensure that systems, structures, and
components are capable of performing their functions. It includes system and
function scoping, unavailability and functional failure tracking, and
evaluations.