WO2011010586A1 - 設備管理システム、設備管理方法及びプログラム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technique for managing equipment inspection work and maintenance work.
- planned maintenance In planned maintenance of conventional equipment, planned maintenance is established by executing each business step based on veteran intuition and experience, such as maintenance standard management, maintenance plan management, maintenance work execution management, and maintenance history management. It has been. In recent years, an attempt has been made to efficiently operate a maintenance plan by individually assigning each of the business steps to a computer.
- Patent Document 1 As an example of using a computer system for maintenance work, there is a technique disclosed in Patent Document 1.
- the information about the implementation of the maintenance work of the plant input from the terminal is collected in the maintenance history database.
- the object of the present invention is to avoid the possibility of deficiencies in data transfer by connecting the input and output of the calculation results of the computer in each business step, and always maintain the master including the maintenance and inventory standard information in an optimum state. There is to keep on.
- the equipment management system of the present invention is set in a maintenance calendar creating means for creating a maintenance calendar representing a schedule of maintenance work based on a maintenance standard master in which maintenance standard information including at least a maintenance cycle is set, and is set in the maintenance calendar.
- Maintenance execution management means for urging maintenance work at a scheduled time of maintenance work, first analysis means for inputting a result of maintenance work, and analyzing maintenance results based on the entered maintenance work result, and the first Update means for updating the maintenance standard master based on an analysis result by the analysis means, an inventory standard master in which inventory standard information including at least a lower limit amount of materials in stock is set, and the maintenance calendar including a scheduled date and time of maintenance work
- shopping information creation means for creating shopping information including the planned purchase quantity of materials for each period, and from the shopping information according to the user's operation
- Stock management for receiving an order for a desired material, a purchase result input unit for inputting a purchase result of the desired material, and an inventory management table for managing the quantity of the material in the stock based on the purchase result
- the facility management method of the present invention is a facility management method by a facility management system, and the facility management system represents a maintenance work schedule based on a maintenance standard master in which maintenance standard information including at least a maintenance cycle is set.
- a maintenance calendar creation step for creating a maintenance calendar, a maintenance execution management step for urging maintenance work at the scheduled maintenance work time set in the maintenance calendar, and a result of the maintenance work are entered, and based on the entered maintenance work result
- a purchase information creation step for creating a purchase information for creating a purchase information
- a reception step for receiving an order for a desired material from the purchase information according to a user operation a purchase result input step for inputting a purchase result of the desired material
- a purchase result for inputting a purchase result of the desired material
- An inventory management table updating step for updating an inventory management table for managing the quantity of materials in inventory based on the inventory management table, and an inventory basis master updating step for updating the inventory basis master based on the update result of the inventory management table. It is characterized by that.
- the program of the present invention includes a maintenance calendar creation step for creating a maintenance calendar representing a maintenance work schedule based on a maintenance standard master in which maintenance standard information including at least a maintenance cycle is set, and a maintenance calendar set in the maintenance calendar.
- Maintenance execution management step for prompting maintenance work at the scheduled time of the work, analysis step for inputting the result of the maintenance work, analyzing the maintenance result based on the entered maintenance work result, and based on the analysis result by the analyzing means
- the update step for updating the maintenance standard master the inventory standard master in which inventory standard information including at least the lower limit amount of materials in the inventory is set, and the maintenance calendar including the scheduled date and time of maintenance work
- a shopping information creation step for creating shopping information including the planned purchase quantity of the material, and whether the shopping information is in accordance with a user operation
- An acceptance step for receiving an order for a desired material, a purchase result input step for inputting the purchase result of the desired material, and an inventory management table for updating an inventory management table for managing the quantity of the material in the inventory based on the purchase result
- the computer is caused to execute a table updating step and an inventory criterion master updating step for updating the inventory criterion master based on an update result of the inventory management table.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of an equipment comprehensive management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a hierarchical management system of inspection standards and maintenance standards.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an inspection calendar created by the inspection calendar creation unit.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an inspection result reference screen.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining processing from generation of a maintenance calendar from the maintenance standard master to generation of a construction entry from the maintenance calendar.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a screen for displaying detailed information on necessary materials.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen displayed when the “monthly plan” button in FIG. 5 is pressed.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of an equipment comprehensive management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining a hierarchical management system of inspection standards and maintenance standards.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of construction proposal information.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a shopping ledger.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the inventory management table.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the inspection standard master.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the maintenance standard master.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of an inventory standard master.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing of the facility comprehensive management system for the work classification “inspection”.
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing of the facility integrated management system for the business category “maintenance”.
- FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing of the facility integrated management system for the business category “material management”.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the facility comprehensive management system according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of an equipment comprehensive management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- 1 includes an equipment master update unit 101, an inspection standard master 102, an inspection calendar creation unit 103, an inspection execution management unit 104, an equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105, a maintenance standard master 106, and a maintenance calendar creation unit. 107, maintenance execution management unit 108, maintenance result analysis / accumulation unit 109, inventory standard master 110, shopping ledger creation unit 111, material order management unit 112, and inventory management purchase result management unit 113.
- the business step of “standard management” is executed by the inspection standard master 102, the maintenance standard master 106, and the inventory standard master 110.
- the business step of “plan management” is executed by the inspection calendar creation unit 103, the maintenance calendar creation unit 107, and the shopping ledger creation unit 111.
- the business step “execution management” is executed by the inspection execution management unit 104, the maintenance execution management unit 108, and the material order management unit 112.
- the business step “result collection history management” is executed by the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105, the maintenance result analysis / accumulation unit 109, and the inventory management purchase result management unit 113.
- the business step “improvement of criteria based on results” is executed by the equipment master update unit 101.
- business categories of “inspection”, “maintenance”, and “material management” are assumed.
- the above-described business steps (“standard management”, “plan management”, “execution management”, “result collection history management”, “improvement of standards based on results”) are performed by “inspection”, “maintenance”, “ It is executed for each business category of “material management”.
- an equipment master update unit 101 To the service category “inspection”, an equipment master update unit 101, an inspection reference master 102, an inspection calendar creation unit 103, an inspection execution management unit 104, and an equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 are assigned.
- an equipment master update unit 101 To the business category “maintenance”, an equipment master update unit 101, a maintenance standard master 106, a maintenance calendar creation unit 107, a maintenance execution management unit 108, and a maintenance result analysis / accumulation unit 109 are assigned.
- an equipment master update unit 101, an inventory standard master 110, a shopping ledger creation unit 111, a material order management unit 112, and an inventory management purchase record management unit 113 To the service category “inspection”, an equipment master update unit 101, an inspection reference master 102, an inspection calendar creation unit 103, an inspection execution management unit 104, and an equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 are assigned.
- a maintenance standard master 106 To the business category “maintenance”, an equipment master update unit 101, a maintenance standard master 106,
- the work step “standard management” is realized by the inspection standard master 102.
- the work step “plan management” is realized by the inspection calendar creation unit 103.
- the work step “execution management” is realized by the check execution management unit 104.
- the work step “result collection history management” is realized by the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105.
- the work step “improvement of criteria based on results” is realized by the equipment master update unit 101.
- the business step “standard management” is realized by the maintenance standard master 106.
- the business step “plan management” is realized by the maintenance calendar creation unit 107.
- the business step “execution management” is realized by the maintenance execution management unit 108.
- the business step “result collection history management” is realized by the maintenance result analysis / accumulation unit 109.
- the business step “improvement of criteria based on results” is realized by the equipment master update unit 101.
- the business step “standard management” is realized by the inventory standard master 110.
- the business step “plan management” is realized by the shopping ledger creation unit 111.
- the business step “execution management” is realized by the material order management unit 112.
- the business step “result collection history management” is realized by the inventory management purchase result management unit 113.
- the business step “improvement of criteria based on results” is realized by the equipment master update unit 101.
- inspection standards and maintenance standards are managed in a hierarchical system of factories, lines, facilities, equipment, and parts.
- FIG. 2 it is shown that the A line and the B line exist in the A factory. This is because the inspection standard master 102 of the A line, the inspection standard master 102 of the A line, This means that the inspection standard master 102 exists in association with it.
- the inspection standard masters are also associated with the levels below the line. The same applies to the maintenance standard master 106.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the facility comprehensive management system according to the present embodiment.
- the CPU 301 comprehensively controls each device and controller connected to the system bus.
- the ROM 303 or the HD (hard disk) 309 stores a BIOS (Basic Input / Output System) that is a control program of the CPU 301, an operating system program, a program for the processing shown in FIGS. Yes.
- BIOS Basic Input / Output System
- the HD 309 is configured to be disposed inside the facility comprehensive management system.
- a configuration corresponding to the HD 309 may be configured to be disposed outside the facility comprehensive management system.
- the program for performing the processing shown in FIGS. 14 to 16 according to the present embodiment is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium such as a flexible disk (FD) or a CD-ROM, and is supplied from the recording medium. It is good also as a structure to be supplied, and it is good also as a structure supplied via communication media, such as the internet.
- the RAM 302 functions as a main memory, work area, etc. for the CPU 301.
- the CPU 301 implements various operations by loading a program necessary for execution of processing into the RAM 302 and executing the program.
- HD309 and FD308 function as external memory.
- the CPU 301 implements various operations by loading a program necessary for execution of processing into the RAM 302 and executing the program.
- the disk controller 307 controls access to an external memory such as the HD 309 or the FD 308.
- the communication I / F controller 306 is connected to the Internet or a LAN, and controls communication with the outside by TCP / IP, for example.
- the display controller 310 controls image display on the display 311.
- the KB controller 304 receives an operation input from the KB (keyboard) 305 and transmits it to the CPU 301.
- a pointing device such as a mouse can also be applied to the comprehensive equipment management system as a user operation means.
- the equipment master update unit 101, the inspection calendar creation unit 103, the inspection execution management unit 104, the maintenance calendar creation unit 107, the maintenance execution management unit 108, the shopping ledger creation unit 111, and the material order management unit 112 are stored in, for example, the HD 309.
- the configuration is realized by a program loaded into the RAM 302 as necessary and a CPU 301 that executes the program.
- the inspection standard master 102, the maintenance standard master 106, and the inventory standard master 110 are stored in a partial storage area of the HD 309 or 302.
- the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105, the maintenance result analysis / accumulation unit 109, and the inventory management purchase result management unit 113 are stored in the HD 309, for example, and loaded into the RAM 302 as necessary, and a CPU 301 that executes the program. And a configuration corresponding to a partial storage area of the HD 309 or the RAM 302.
- FIG. 14 shows the flow of processing of the facility integrated management system for the work classification “inspection”.
- the inspection calendar creation unit 103 creates an inspection calendar by referring to the inspection standard master 102 (step S1401).
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the inspection standard master 102.
- the inspection standard master 102 holds information such as inspection equipment, inspection cycle, inspection method, and the like. That is, the inspection calendar creation unit 103 refers to the inspection cycle in the inspection standard master 102 and creates an inspection calendar indicating the inspection date and time for each inspection device. For example, if the inspection cycle of the device A is one week, an inspection calendar with a flag indicating that inspection is performed every week from the reference date (first inspection date) is created.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of an inspection calendar created by the inspection calendar creation unit 103. As shown in FIG. In the example of FIG. 3, there are “welding machine hydraulic inspection”, “electric cleaning drive equipment inspection”, and “full hydraulic equipment inspection” as inspection devices, and flag “/ 1” is indicated on the date and time (scheduled inspection date and time) to be inspected. Is attached. In FIG. 3, a specific scheduled inspection date is not shown, but the scheduled inspection date is defined by an inspection cycle determined for each inspection device. In FIG. 3, “1/1” and “ ⁇ / 1” flags exist, but the flag means “actual / planned”. “ ⁇ / 1” indicates that the inspection has not been performed yet on the scheduled inspection date.
- the inspection execution management unit 104 refers to the inspection calendar and determines whether today is the scheduled inspection date (step S1402). If today is not the scheduled inspection date, the determination in step S1402 is repeated until the scheduled inspection date is reached. On the other hand, when today is the scheduled inspection date, the inspection execution management unit 104 notifies the maintenance worker that today is the scheduled inspection date (step S1403). In this notification method, an e-mail having contents for notifying the scheduled inspection date may be transmitted to the corresponding maintenance worker, or a screen for notifying the scheduled inspection date may be displayed on the display, and the notification mode is not limited.
- the inspection execution management unit 104 creates and outputs inspection work instruction data (step S1404).
- This inspection work instruction data is created by referring to the inspection standard master 102, and what kind of inspection equipment is used, what method is used for inspection (inspection method), In addition, precautions for inspection are included.
- the created inspection work instruction data is notified to the maintenance worker by action guidance to the corresponding maintenance worker. The maintenance worker performs the inspection work according to the contents of the inspection work instruction data.
- the result of the inspection work is input by the inspection worker (step S1405).
- the operation state of the device (device vibration, temperature, operation speed, etc.), presence / absence of an abnormality occurrence, and the like are input.
- the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 analyzes the state of the inspection device from the input result of the inspection work and accumulates the inspection result (step S1406).
- the method of analyzing the status of inspection equipment it is determined that an abnormality has occurred when the inspection equipment is not operating at all, or an abnormality has occurred when the temperature of the inspection equipment is high or the operation speed is slow. It is determined that there is a risk of occurrence.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an inspection result reference screen.
- the field of inspection equipment is indicated in “specialized”
- the equipment in which the inspection equipment is arranged is indicated in “equipment”
- the inspection equipment is indicated in “equipment”
- the inspection is indicated in “state”. Results are shown.
- the screen changes to a screen that refers to the status information sequentially acquired from the inspection device by the online CDT system. Since the online CDT acquires more detailed status information from the inspection device, the user presses the “JUMP to CDT” button when referring to more detailed information.
- the “operation information” button When the “operation information” button is pressed, new information on the operation is displayed, for example, how many tons of products are added to a certain device.
- the “record of failure” button displays a history of device failure.
- the “quality information” button displays the relationship between equipment and quality.
- the “facility analysis” button displays the result of the analysis processing in step S1406. Since the analysis process is executed based on the analysis results so far, the reliability increases as the number of past inspections increases. Therefore, the reliability of the analysis process displayed here corresponds to, for example, the number of past analysis processes.
- the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 determines whether or not an abnormality has occurred from the analysis result of the state of the inspection device (step S1407).
- the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 transmits an alarm and sets a scheduled maintenance date in the maintenance calendar (step S1408). Thereafter, processing proceeds to step S1409.
- the process proceeds to step S1409 without executing step S1408.
- step S1407 it may be determined whether or not there is a possibility that an abnormality will occur. If there is a possibility that an abnormality will occur (if no abnormality has occurred yet), the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 issues an alarm. Thereafter, processing proceeds to step S1409. On the other hand, if there is no possibility that an abnormality will occur, the process directly proceeds to step S1409.
- the equipment master update unit 101 updates the inspection standard master 102 based on the analysis result by the equipment state analysis / accumulation unit 105 (step S1409). Specifically, for example, when the analysis result is “abnormality has occurred”, since the occurrence of abnormality could not be prevented in the previous inspection cycle, the inspection cycle can be updated to a shorter cycle. Since the inspection method is not appropriate, it can be updated to another inspection method. Similarly, if the analysis result is “There is a possibility that an abnormality may occur”, update the inspection period to a shorter period in order to increase the vigilance, or switch to an inspection method that increases the vigilance. Can do.
- FIG. 15 shows a flow of processing of the equipment comprehensive management system for the business category “maintenance”.
- the maintenance calendar creation unit 107 creates a maintenance calendar by referring to the maintenance standard master 106 (step S1501).
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the maintenance standard master 106.
- the maintenance standard master 106 includes equipment basic information (equipment name, model, model number), maintenance cycle, maintenance method, equipment stop condition, work content, cost, necessary material, photograph of the target equipment, drawing and Specifications, last maintenance date, etc. are retained.
- the maintenance cycle is a maintenance cycle for the equipment indicated by the equipment basic information.
- the equipment stop condition indicates what kind of result is the result of the maintenance work to stop the equipment.
- the work content indicates a work procedure for performing maintenance. Cost is cost information required for maintenance, and necessary materials are necessary materials required for maintenance.
- the maintenance calendar creation unit 107 refers to the maintenance cycle in the maintenance standard master 106 and creates a maintenance calendar indicating the maintenance date and time for each part. For example, if the maintenance cycle of the part A is one month, a maintenance calendar with a flag indicating that maintenance is performed every month from the reference date (the first maintenance date or the previous implementation date) is created. In the maintenance calendar, the maintenance method and maintenance contents of the target part are also set.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining processing from generation of a maintenance calendar from the maintenance standard master 106 to generation of a construction entry from the maintenance calendar.
- the last execution date (the date when the previous maintenance work was performed) of all the facilities is 2005/11/10, and the maintenance cycle is once / half year. Therefore, in the maintenance calendar shown in FIG. 5 (b), the scheduled maintenance date is set in May, half a year after November 10, 2005.
- the user selects the maintenance to order from the maintenance calendar.
- all maintenance is selected as an ordering target, all check boxes are checked.
- the maintenance execution management unit 108 generates a list of maintenance contents of the target equipment selected by the user (step S1502). Then, the maintenance execution management unit 108 selects maintenance contents for each construction order from the maintenance contents list, and generates a construction entry shown in FIG. 5C (step S1503).
- the list of maintenance contents and the construction entry are the same. The list of maintenance contents and the construction entry are registered in association with specialties, target equipment names, maintenance contents, construction operators, and construction periods.
- FIG. 6 shows the materials that require the materials of manufacturer “BB”, model number “PVQ”, and part name “hydraulic pump” in the “pump replacement” operation with the equipment name “1CAPL front-No.1 hydraulic pump”. It is shown that.
- the materials of manufacturer “CC”, model number “CR10000”, and part name “Chain coupling” are the materials required for maintenance. It shows that there is.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a screen displayed when the “monthly plan” button 502 in FIG. 5 is pressed. As shown in FIG. 7, when the “Monthly plan” button 502 is pressed, “Pump replacement”, “Coupling check refueling”, and “Pump coupling check” (2006) maintenance work on any day in May (2 days in this example) is displayed.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of construction proposal information.
- the construction proposal information is generated based on the maintenance calendar, the construction entry, and the maintenance standard master.
- construction proposal information is generated based on the maintenance work date defined on the maintenance calendar on May 2, the maintenance content defined in the construction entry, and the presence of necessary materials defined in the maintenance standard master. Is done.
- the generated construction proposal information is sent to the implementer by e-mail or the like.
- the enforcer performs the construction of the target equipment according to the construction proposal information.
- the construction contractor verifies the work performed. Necessary items for construction verification (enforcement quality, verification conditions, necessary vouchers, etc.) shall be clearly defined in the construction specifications and safety specifications at the time of construction ordering. Plan.
- the test result is input to this equipment comprehensive management system.
- the maintenance result analysis / accumulation unit 109 analyzes (evaluates) and accumulates the construction result based on the verification result (step S1504).
- the plan execution rate is analyzed from the construction progress information which is one of the verification results, or the failure rate is analyzed from the failure information which is one of the verification results.
- the equipment master update unit 101 updates the maintenance standard master 106 based on the construction results (step S1505). Specifically, for example, when it is judged that the progress of construction is delayed from the planned execution rate, the construction period of the target equipment is set to be extended, and conversely, the construction progress is judged to be fast from the planned execution rate. In such a case, the construction period can be shortened. In addition, when the failure rate is high, the maintenance cycle of the target facility can be shortened. Conversely, when the failure rate is low, the maintenance cycle of the target facility can be lengthened.
- FIG. 16 shows the flow of processing of the equipment comprehensive management system for the business category “material management”.
- the shopping ledger creation unit 111 creates a shopping ledger by referring to the inventory standard master 110 and the maintenance calendar (step S1601).
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the inventory standard master 110.
- the stock standard master 110 holds basic material information (material name, material number, unit price), material photos, drawings and specifications, and stock standards and material properties for each management location.
- the management location means a warehouse or site that manages the material
- the inventory standard is the minimum stock quantity of the material indicated by the basic material information at the management location.
- the material personality is information indicating the importance of the material indicated by the material basic information.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a shopping ledger.
- the shopping ledger registers the planned purchase quantity for each material and the purchase results for this term for each material.
- the planned purchase quantity for each period is set from the planned maintenance date registered in the maintenance calendar, the necessary material information registered in the maintenance standard master, and the standard delivery date. In other words, the contents of ordering the necessary number of materials indicated in the necessary material information from the scheduled maintenance date registered in the maintenance calendar to the date that is back by the standard delivery date is registered.
- the actual purchase contents are registered as purchase results.
- the created shopping ledger can be displayed on the screen by user operation.
- the material order management unit 112 provides order guidance for the user.
- the user performs order processing according to the order guidance. Specifically, according to the ordering guidance, the user performs an operation to specify the purchase quantity, desired delivery date, etc., and when the final input content is determined, the material order management unit 112 determines the material number, material name, material An order entry showing the model number, purchase quantity, desired delivery date, etc. is generated (step S1602).
- the generated order entry is transmitted to the point purchasing system.
- the location purchasing system orders materials according to the order entry.
- the user obtains the ordered material.
- the user verifies the delivered material and inputs the delivered quantity of the material.
- the management location is a warehouse and what is the site.
- the quantity is input separately.
- the inventory management purchase record management unit 113 registers the input quantity in the inventory management table of the corresponding material (step S1603).
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the inventory management table.
- “Warehouse inventory quantity” and “on-site inventory quantity” are registered for each period (from -6 to +6). These are values set based on the quantities input separately in step S1603.
- “Inventory quantity” is the sum of “warehouse inventory quantity” and “on-site inventory quantity”.
- “Pending ordering” is the amount of material that has been ordered and has not yet reached final purchase.
- “Scheduled order” is the quantity of material for the planned order.
- “Use record / predicted use” is the amount of material already used or planned to be used.
- “Predicted inventory amount” is a material quantity obtained by subtracting “actual use / predicted use” from the sum of “inventory amount” and “planned order”. In step S1601, if this material quantity is equal to or less than the inventory standard (lower limit amount) set in the inventory standard master, the order quantity of the material is input at the corresponding time on the shopping ledger.
- the facility master update unit 101 updates the contents of the inventory standard master based on the update result of the inventory management table (step S1604). For example, if it is registered in the inventory management table that a certain material tends to be used frequently, the inventory standard is raised to avoid the risk of the material becoming out of stock, and the order of the material is placed on the shopping ledger. Requests can be easily set.
- the inspection criteria master, maintenance criteria master, and inventory criteria master are based on the status analysis results of the inspection target, the results of maintenance work, and the update results of the inventory management table that manages the quantity of materials in inventory. By updating, it is possible to always keep the standards used for inspection, maintenance and inventory in an optimal state.
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本発明の設備管理方法は、設備管理システムによる設備管理方法であって、前記設備管理システムが、少なくとも保全周期を含む保全基準情報が設定される保全基準マスタに基づいて、保全作業の予定を表す保全カレンダを作成する保全カレンダ作成ステップと、前記保全カレンダに設定される保全作業の予定時点に保全作業を促す保全実行管理ステップと、保全作業の結果を入力し、入力した保全作業の結果に基づいて保全実績を解析する解析ステップと、前記解析手段による解析結果に基づいて前記保全基準マスタを更新する更新ステップと、少なくとも在庫における資材の下限量を含む在庫基準情報が設定される在庫基準マスタと、保全作業の予定日時を含む前記保全カレンダとに基づいて、時期毎の資材の購入予定数量を含む買物情報を作成する買物情報作成ステップと、ユーザの操作に応じて前記買物情報から所望の資材の発注を受け付ける受付ステップと、前記所望の資材の購入結果を入力する購入結果入力ステップと、前記購入結果に基づいて、在庫における資材の数量を管理する在庫管理テーブルを更新する在庫管理テーブル更新ステップと、前記在庫管理テーブルの更新結果に基づいて、前記在庫基準マスタを更新する在庫基準マスタ更新ステップとを有することを特徴とする。
本発明のプログラムは、少なくとも保全周期を含む保全基準情報が設定される保全基準マスタに基づいて、保全作業の予定を表す保全カレンダを作成する保全カレンダ作成ステップと、前記保全カレンダに設定される保全作業の予定時点に保全作業を促す保全実行管理ステップと、保全作業の結果を入力し、入力した保全作業の結果に基づいて保全実績を解析する解析ステップと、前記解析手段による解析結果に基づいて前記保全基準マスタを更新する更新ステップと、少なくとも在庫における資材の下限量を含む在庫基準情報が設定される在庫基準マスタと、保全作業の予定日時を含む前記保全カレンダとに基づいて、時期毎の資材の購入予定数量を含む買物情報を作成する買物情報作成ステップと、ユーザの操作に応じて前記買物情報から所望の資材の発注を受け付ける受付ステップと、前記所望の資材の購入結果を入力する購入結果入力ステップと、前記購入結果に基づいて、在庫における資材の数量を管理する在庫管理テーブルを更新する在庫管理テーブル更新ステップと、前記在庫管理テーブルの更新結果に基づいて、前記在庫基準マスタを更新する在庫基準マスタ更新ステップとをコンピュータに実行させることを特徴とする。
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- 少なくとも保全周期を含む保全基準情報が設定される保全基準マスタに基づいて、保全作業の予定を表す保全カレンダを作成する保全カレンダ作成手段と、
前記保全カレンダに設定される保全作業の予定時点に保全作業を促す保全実行管理手段と、
保全作業の結果を入力し、入力した保全作業の結果に基づいて保全実績を解析する第1の解析手段と、
前記第1の解析手段による解析結果に基づいて前記保全基準マスタを更新する更新手段と、
少なくとも在庫における資材の下限量を含む在庫基準情報が設定される在庫基準マスタと、保全作業の予定日時を含む前記保全カレンダとに基づいて、時期毎の資材の購入予定数量を含む買物情報を作成する買物情報作成手段と、
ユーザの操作に応じて前記買物情報から所望の資材の発注を受け付ける受付手段と、
前記所望の資材の購入結果を入力する購入結果入力手段と、
前記購入結果に基づいて、在庫における資材の数量を管理する在庫管理テーブルを更新する在庫管理テーブル更新手段と、
前記在庫管理テーブルの更新結果に基づいて、前記在庫基準マスタを更新する在庫基準マスタ更新手段とを有することを特徴とする設備管理システム。 - 少なくとも点検周期を含む点検基準情報が設定される点検基準マスタに基づいて、点検作業の予定を表す点検カレンダを作成する点検カレンダ作成手段と、
前記点検カレンダに設定される点検作業の予定時点に点検作業を促す点検実行管理手段と、
点検作業の結果を入力し、入力した点検作業の結果に基づいて点検対象の状態を解析する第2の解析手段とを更に有し、
前記保全カレンダ作成手段は、前記第2の解析手段による解析結果に基づいて前記保全カレンダを更新することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の設備管理システム。 - 設備管理システムによる設備管理方法であって、
前記設備管理システムが、
少なくとも保全周期を含む保全基準情報が設定される保全基準マスタに基づいて、保全作業の予定を表す保全カレンダを作成する保全カレンダ作成ステップと、
前記保全カレンダに設定される保全作業の予定時点に保全作業を促す保全実行管理ステップと、
保全作業の結果を入力し、入力した保全作業の結果に基づいて保全実績を解析する解析ステップと、
前記解析手段による解析結果に基づいて前記保全基準マスタを更新する更新ステップと、
少なくとも在庫における資材の下限量を含む在庫基準情報が設定される在庫基準マスタと、保全作業の予定日時を含む前記保全カレンダとに基づいて、時期毎の資材の購入予定数量を含む買物情報を作成する買物情報作成ステップと、
ユーザの操作に応じて前記買物情報から所望の資材の発注を受け付ける受付ステップと、
前記所望の資材の購入結果を入力する購入結果入力ステップと、
前記購入結果に基づいて、在庫における資材の数量を管理する在庫管理テーブルを更新する在庫管理テーブル更新ステップと、
前記在庫管理テーブルの更新結果に基づいて、前記在庫基準マスタを更新する在庫基準マスタ更新ステップとを有することを特徴とする設備管理方法。 - 少なくとも保全周期を含む保全基準情報が設定される保全基準マスタに基づいて、保全作業の予定を表す保全カレンダを作成する保全カレンダ作成ステップと、
前記保全カレンダに設定される保全作業の予定時点に保全作業を促す保全実行管理ステップと、
保全作業の結果を入力し、入力した保全作業の結果に基づいて保全実績を解析する解析ステップと、
前記解析手段による解析結果に基づいて前記保全基準マスタを更新する更新ステップと、
少なくとも在庫における資材の下限量を含む在庫基準情報が設定される在庫基準マスタと、保全作業の予定日時を含む前記保全カレンダとに基づいて、時期毎の資材の購入予定数量を含む買物情報を作成する買物情報作成ステップと、
ユーザの操作に応じて前記買物情報から所望の資材の発注を受け付ける受付ステップと、
前記所望の資材の購入結果を入力する購入結果入力ステップと、
前記購入結果に基づいて、在庫における資材の数量を管理する在庫管理テーブルを更新する在庫管理テーブル更新ステップと、
前記在庫管理テーブルの更新結果に基づいて、前記在庫基準マスタを更新する在庫基準マスタ更新ステップとをコンピュータに実行させるためのプログラム。
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