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4 Organizational tasks
4.1 Maintenance
The maintenance job is created via a control monitor through which the
maintenance job is initiated.
See also Chapter 3: "Setting up functions".
Maintenance jobs may involve either activities (such as performing axis tests with
the ePS system) or standard service and maintenance procedures on machines.
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The user can view maintenance jobs via the HMI on the machine operator
panel, and can also acknowledge them here ("Machine operator at machine"
application case); in other words, he/she can identify a job as "complete" by
means of "OK" or "Not OK", and has the option of adding a comment.
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The user can view maintenance jobs on the ePS Network Services Internet PC
and can edit them individually. For instance, the work description or the date
can be edited individually for each job.
A change to the maintenance job itself does not change the underlying
maintenance schedule!
This option is not available on the control operator panel.
Note
A user logged onto the machine at ePS Network Services can acknowledge the
jobs that are pending here (change status and comment).
Jobs contain the target organization: This specifies which organization is
responsible for processing the job. Jobs for a machine can be viewed, changed
and deleted by any organization that has access to this machine.
Overview according to organization
Calling via "Organization tasks → Maintenance jobs" provides an overview of the
jobs for all machines known in the organization. To enable quick location of work
that is still pending, jobs with the status "pending" and "overdue" are highlighted in
the list view. An indication of maintenance jobs that are not yet due can be set for
each organization specifying the number of days.
The user can use the overview of the maintenance jobs on the ePS Network
Services Internet PC for the following purposes:
• Creating an overview → of the jobs that are pending and have been
acknowledged; progress monitoring; service application planning
• Editing jobs → Customizing automatically generated jobs (as long as they
have not yet been opened or acknowledged)
• Changing a work instruction → If other tasks not anticipated at the time of
planning must be completed along with the standard job (as long as they have
not yet been opened or acknowledged
• Changing the execution time → For example, rescheduling tasks that can or
should be completed together on the same day
• Editing comments → Adding comments for the tasks performed; appending
detailed service reports to the job in file format (as long as they have not yet
been acknowledged)
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