Downtime reporter
Super Agent · YP
Turns machine data and alarm logs into a daily report of the main downtime causes per line.
Reads machine states, stop reasons and alarm logs from every line, ranks the stops by cause and posts the report before the morning meeting. Your team leaders decide the actions.
The downtime report is prepared every morning. Before the first meeting, YP reads the last 24 hours of machine data, and that includes the night shift.
YP reads every stop on your lines. The machine states, the alarms and the operator notes are read for each line and cell.
The stops are grouped with your reason codes. YP uses your own cause list, and it keeps changeovers and planned stops apart.
The main causes are ranked by lost time. The ranking is made per line, and each cause is shown with the alarms behind it.
Your team decides which actions to take. The report is posted for the morning meeting, and team leaders and maintenance decide what to fix and who does it.
Before the first meeting, night shift included
By lost time, with the alarms behind them
What to fix and who does it
YP ranks each line’s downtime causes every morning, so your team fixes the stops that cost the most output first.
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