In an asset strategy, actions define the work needed to mitigate the risks identified for an asset. That work is executed by implementing the actions, and the method by which you do this depends on the particular action and the GE Digital APM module that is most suitable to use to execute the action.
Consider the following examples:
If you have an action called Check Lubricant, you may want to implement it by creating a new Lubrication Requirement, which would then be managed in Rounds Designer.
If you have an action called General Inspection, you may want to implement it with an Inspection Task, whose execution would then be managed in Inspection Management.
If you have an action with the description Review flow rate, pressure, and vibration for Pump 1, you may want to implement that action with a Health Indicator, which would then be displayed in Asset Health Manager to continuously monitor those items.
In an asset strategy, you can implement an action using one of the following means:
Create an EAM Work Request to create alerts that will help you build out a specific EAM structure. When you send the EAM Work Request, a General Recommendation is created in GE Digital APM, which then sends the work request to your EAM system when it is saved.