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Losses Report

Understanding and using the Losses Report

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Overview

The losses report displays information on downtime. It shows the number of downtime events, the entire downtime duration, and accumulated downtime.

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Filtering Data

Loss data can be filtered by:

  • Downtime type:

    • Micro - A downtime that does not require operator justification

    • Major - A downtime duration that requires operator justification

    • Planned

    • Unplanned

  • Type of loss

  • Assets

  • Shift

To filter the date, select or deselect the information you want. A solid orange box means that this filter is applied, and an orange box with a white fill means that this is deselected.

In the display below, this example is filtering for information micro downtimes for process 3 during the morning shift for the desired time frame.

Downtime Cause Breakdown

By default, the report summarizes the downtimes by the cause. If we want to see which assets are being affected by that cause, click

in the report to expand the cause to split up by individual assets.

This can be further expanded by clicking

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which provides details on the downtime event(s) for a particular cause.

Chart view

By clicking on the graph icon:

In this section, losses will be displayed as a graph, allowing for a visual representation of the data:

Exporting Data

We are able to export the losses report table into a spreadsheet by clicking

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