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Reliability Dashboard

Some quick descriptions on the different tiles found in the Reliability dashboard and how it might be calculated!

Updated over 4 months ago

The Reliability Dashboard provides insights into how effectively your assets are performing based on the maintenance work orders you’ve recorded. It allows you to assess the reliability of your equipment by analyzing key metrics and trends related to work orders and asset performance.


Downtime and Availability

  • Total Downtime (hrs): The total number of hours during which the asset(s) were not operational.

  • % Available: The percentage of time that the asset(s) were operational, calculated from the total time since they were placed into service.

  • Total Downtime Events: The total number of individual events where downtime was recorded for the asset(s).


Aggregate % Available

The total % of the month that the asset(s) were available/operational


Asset Downtime

  • % Downtime: The percentage of the selected date range during which the asset(s) recorded downtime.

  • Total Downtime Events: The total number of individual downtime events recorded for the asset(s).


Repair Window: Averages (hrs)

  • Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF): This metric represents the average amount of uptime for an asset divided by the number of failure events recorded within the specified date range. It helps measure how often failures occur.

  • Mean Time Between Maintenance (MTBM): This metric calculates the average uptime of an asset divided by the number of completed work orders. It indicates how frequently maintenance activities are performed relative to the asset's operational time.

  • Mean Time to Repair (MTTR): The average time taken to complete repairs for the asset(s), calculated by dividing the total recorded maintenance time by the number of repair events.


Trends

This graph displays the Mean Time Between Failures over several months, allowing you to visualize trends and fluctuations in asset reliability over time.

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