Recurring Maintenance Job: Step-by-Step Guide

This example illustrates the workflow of the maintenance module, providing a detailed step-by-step breakdown of the process.

1. Job Selection

• Scenario: A maintenance job is selected with the following identifiers:

  • Job ID: Omega 702

  • Tool ID: TAZ0120

2. Current Shot Count

• Observation:
  The selected tool has recorded a total of 68,681 shots to date.

3. Configuring a Recurring Maintenance Job

• Recurrence Value: Defines the interval (number of shots) after which scheduled maintenance should be performed.

• Threshold: Specifies the point at which a maintenance notification is triggered to alert users in advance.

4. Job Creation

• Action:
  A recurring maintenance job is created and assigned to the selected tool based on the defined parameters.

5. Setting the Recurrence Start Value

• Current Status:

  • The tool has already completed a significant number of shots.

  • Threshold: Set to 900 shots, meaning a notification will be triggered once 900 additional shots are recorded.

  • Recurrence Value: Set to 1,000 shots, indicating the tool requires maintenance after every 1,000 shots.

6. Observation After Six Minutes

• Result:
  No consecutive maintenance job listings appeared in the history log during this initial observation period.

7. Threshold Reached

• Final Observation:
  After the tool continued operation and surpassed the threshold, only two maintenance job entries were recorded, confirming that the system properly triggered maintenance notifications as expected.