Operating Hours and Operating Assets

What is this?

Operating Hours show how long each asset worked during a shift. The Operating Asset count shows how many assets worked out of all the assets on the project. Use these numbers to see idle equipment fast.

Who's this for?

• Superintendents, to see which machines worked and which sat idle.
• Foremen, to check that every truck ran the full shift.
• Project managers, to compare equipment hours with the work done.

How to use it

Step 1: Open the project and pick a day

Go to Operations > Production and click your project. Open the date box and pick the day you want. The shift box shows Day Shift.

Step 2: Read the Operating Asset count

Find the Operating Asset tile. The big number is the assets that worked. The number after the slash is all assets on the project.

Step 3: See hours for each asset

Click the Operating Asset tile. The Operating Hours By Asset list opens with the hours for each asset.

The full details

• Operating Asset: the assets that worked in the shift, out of all project assets.
• Operating Hours: the hours each asset worked in the shift, for example 9h 24m.
• Asset row: the asset name with its make and model.
• Search: type an asset name to find it in the list.
• Sort: click the arrow next to Operating Hours to change the order.
• Date and shift: the numbers follow the shift and date you pick.

Tips

• Compare the hours with the shift length to find idle time.
• Check assets at the bottom of the list first. They worked the least.
• Click Close to go back to the project page.