AIMS-LAN Base Components
Equipment Information
Equipment Information
provides you with relevant information to manage equipment maintenance. Examples include: equipment history, warranty
information, risk/inclusion, manufacturer and model specific details, HIPAA
information, life-cycle costing, contract detail, parent-child relationships
and pre-assigned maintenance personnel.
Risk/Inclusion Factor
Through
AIMS Risk/Inclusion Factor you can establish a risk-based prioritization
system. These factors become the basis
to determine which equipment should be included in your equipment management
program and when to schedule periodic PM inspections.
· Medical Equipment factors are based on AHA’s Five Category Risk Assessment.
· Utilities Management factors are based on JCAHO’s Utilities Management Program [PTSM PL.4.1.].
· Life Safety compliant.
Equipment Duplication
Duplication
speeds data entry when adding new equipment.
Equipment information and PMs are duplicated
in one step. Specific data, as in serial
number, cost center and PM scheduled date can be easily changed.
Life-Cycle Costing
Each
piece of equipment can be classified by asset category and assigned an
estimated useful life and depreciated life.
Information Services
Tracks
all IS-related information and devices associated with a specific piece of
equipment.
Data Expansion
The
equipment Data Expansion lets you define up to twenty-three fields to meet your
specific data needs.
Troubleshooting Guide
This
is a place for you and your staff to enter unique repair information and
technical knowledge about types of equipment.
Preventive Maintenance Scheduling
Preventive Maintenance
(PMs) can be scheduled by individual equipment or
globally by equipment type. PMs can be based on defined periods or consumed hours
(metered), can be turned on/off seasonally, or have floating or fixed due
dates. Also, required parts and
materials can be listed on the PM.
Fixed & Floating PMs
You
can schedule PMs on a fixed or floating cycle.
Manufacturer/Model Specific PMs
You
can set default PM procedures for manufacturer/ model combinations.
Managing PM Schedules
You
can set scheduled PMs to be bypassed during the
off-season (e.g., for air conditioners or sprinkler systems).
You
can set a grace period (e.g., end-of-the-month) from the scheduled due date
before a PM is “past due.”
Work Orders
Work Orders
track all work requests from PM to repairs for in house and contract labor and
material. Over 17 included reports
provide open, closed, PM and non-PM information.
Quick Open/Close
Quick
Open/Close shortcuts the data entry process for services performed without a
previous request.
Work Order Notes
Notes
let you make individual notations about the service performed on a piece of
equipment or work order.
Batch Close
AIMS has
the ability to close multiple work orders in one quick closing process with
appropriate time applied.
Alerts & Previews
AIMS
alerts
you when other open work orders exist for the same equipment tag number. Also, you can view all open work orders and
preview scheduled work orders.
Labor Productivity
Labor Productivity analyzes work order
and non-work order activities providing efficiencies and productivity data for
employees. Reports include employee
productive and non-productive time, work accountability and efficiency,
estimated vs. actual hours and PM workload forecasts.
Data Managers
Data
Managers ensure all data entry is standardized to your specifications. This creates the data integrity necessary to
obtain complete and credible reporting.
Security
You
can create a simple or complex security system. Access can be controlled by
facility, component, file, toolbar function, and some data fields—all with one
configuration set to the user logon.
Customer Service
Customer
Service lets you create standard forms
to apply to work requests and completions.
You can have AIMS automatically email confirmation to your customer when
a work request is received, closed or both.
Also included is a link to a Customer Service Survey. Automated confirmations provide effortless
communication and improve customer satisfaction.
Reports
AIMS Reports help you respond to
daily issues and provide the big picture to make timely decisions. Reports can be set up easily through a
variety of user-defined filters, sorts, sub-sorts and date parameters.
Reports can be created three
ways: Detailed for analytical purposes,
Summary for a management overview, and VIP for an executive summary. Reports can be printed immediately, held for
printing later or emailed.
Report
Macros let you run routine reports with just “two clicks” – first on the report
name and then on the chosen macro.
Report Macros are set once for sorts, filters, and preset designated
periods (e.g., yesterday, last month).
Export to Excel
Export to Excel efficiently and easily downloads AIMS data to Excel. You can move as much or as little data as needed to standard Excel spreadsheets and graphs.