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Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) Implementation Water/Wastewater facilities have used a CMMS system for over 20 years Water Distribution is in transition from a custom written program Highway & Parks used a Microsoft


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Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) Implementation

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Water/Wastewater facilities have used a CMMS system for over 20 years Water Distribution is in transition from a custom written program Highway & Parks used a Microsoft Access based work

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Began using MaintStar for all DPW divisions in September 2014 Why use a CMMS?

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Public Works Water Wastewater Highway & Parks Engineering Treatment Distrib Treatment Collection MaintStar Customer Billing

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Water/Wastewater facilities wanted to preserve and import historical facility data if possible Maintain existing equipment, inventory, PM task naming conventions Integrate with GIS Maintain existing reports and enhance where possible Expand PMs out to other operations

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Requests for work come in from various sources

*Internal staff *Political administrative level *Public

Via different methods

*Phone calls *Emails *Word of mouth *Newspaper *Schedules

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Work requests are the external and public component of MaintStar Haverhill sought to streamline and consolidate several portals for public requests The work request system is utilized extensively within DPW Access to work requests outside of DPW has been implemented but sees little use

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Public has several portals to submit a request

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Mobile Citizen App for Android and iOS Anonymous request submission form accessible from the City’s website

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Coming Soon – New public request portal

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Allows integration with Facebook

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Haverhill developed a work flow for DPW staff to illustrate how requests will flow into and be processed by MaintStar

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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In-house user training undertaken

*Concept of assets *Where assets are located *Exposure to GIS *Start to think spatially

Staff must be proficient in processing work requests on through to work orders prior to allowing external or public access Work request originators can monitor the status

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City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Corrective Maintenance (CM)

*Typically created on-demand to resolve a

failure or unexpected problem

*Generally a one-off need

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Preventative Maintenance (PM)

*Generated via a PM schedule *Generally facility equipment based but also

applicable fleet and horizontal assets

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Issue the work order to staff

*Printed work order *Electronic, PC or mobile platform

Perform work Capture labor, equipment use, inventory, contractor costs A good time to also capture and update missing asset data

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Work order data captured and tagged complete Suggest completed work orders be reviewed Review complete work order can be closed If work order was created from a work request a notice will flow back to the requestor

*Notify that work was complete *Request they complete a survey

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Most of us collect data in many formats

* Databases, spreadsheets, tabular paper records, SCADA, lab

data, etc

* Operations is becoming more data centric and data driven

We all have the need to backup our operations

* What better way than to use hard operational data

Simple management reports

* Time and/or cost allocation * Asset hot spots

Complex cross system reports

* Use of third party tools to combine data sources

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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MaintStar has an extensive list of predefined queries

*Not well documented *Must be somewhat familiar with structure

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*Also allows access to write your own SQL query

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Output is tabular and inflexible

*Basic formatting can be done *Most useful to select tabular data for export to

Excel

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Work Order Report Module

*List of a couple dozen predefined reports *Some have limited criteria to provide filtered

data

*Have only found use for the “Calendar PM

Report”

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Most flexibility with external reporting tools

*SAP Crystal Reports *Tableau *Excel

Pros

*Almost unlimited ways to present data *Can develop systems to auto deliver reports

Cons

*Must be knowledgeable about the data source *Requires some SQL knowledge *Can be costly to implement, software, developer

City of Haverhill - CMMS Implementation

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Deploy mobile app to end users Roll out new public interface Work and integrate with Mayor’s vision of implementing a city wide 311 system Continue developing custom reports as needed by users

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Demonstration of the workflow from the entering of a work request right on through to reporting

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