Health Summary

The Health Summary page appears, displaying the Indicators section of the workspace for the selected asset. The number on the Indicators tab represents the total number of health indicators for the selected asset and its subsidiary assets. The boxes below the tab summarize the statuses of these health indicators.

The This Asset subsection provides information about the health indicators for the selected asset. The grid in this section contains the following columns:

• Status : Contains an icon that represents the current status of the corresponding health indicator.
• Name : The name of the health indicator associated with the asset. The date and time of the latest reading also appears in this column.

• Health Indicator : Contains a gauge showing where the latest reading value stored in the Health Indicator record falls within the corresponding limit values.

• Acknowledgment : If the health indicator status has been acknowledged, this column contains the icon and the status is counted as normal in the cumulative status at the top of the page. If the acknowledgment has an expiration date (i.e., if it is not a one-time acknowledgment), that date also appears in the column.

If the selected asset has no health indicators directly associated with it, this section will be empty.

The Subsidiary Assets subsection provides a summary of health indicators for each asset under the currently selected asset in the Asset Hierarchy.

The grid in this section contains the following columns:

• Status Contains an icon that represents the cumulative status of health indicators associated with the selected asset and any subsidiary assets.

  Note:

  The cumulative status is determined by the most severe status, ranked in this order: Alert, Warning, No Reading, Normal. In addition, an alert or warning status that has been acknowledged is counted as having a normal status.

  For example, suppose that an Equipment record is linked to three Health Indicator records: one which meets the normal status criteria, one which meets the warning status criteria, and one which meets the alert status criteria, but has been acknowledged. The cumulative status of health indicators for the piece of equipment is warning.

• Asset The name of a subsidiary asset. You can select the name to reload the Health Summary page in the context of that asset.
• Health Indicator Contains a bar chart that summarizes the health indicator statuses of the corresponding asset and any subsidiary assets.

If you are viewing an asset in the bottom level of the Asset Hierarchy, no content will appear in this section.

The Health Summary page appears.

The Events section appears. The number on the Events tab represents the number of events associated with the selected asset. The boxes below the tab summarize the severities of these events.

The grid displays event information that is associated with the selected asset. This information is stored in event source records, and is displayed according to the event mappings have been defined for the event source families.

The grid contains the following columns:

• Severity : Contains an icon that represents the severity of the event.
• Name : The name of the event. You can select the event name to open the corresponding event record in Record Manager.
• Description : The description of the event.
• Type : The family caption of the corresponding event source family.
• Start Date : The time that is associated with the beginning of the event.
• End Date : The time that is associated with the end of the event.
• Consolidated Events : If the event is a master event, the number of events that were consolidated to create the master event. This column is blank if the event is not a master event.

The Events section appears.

The Consolidate Events window appears. This window contains a list of the events being consolidated and the details that will be included in the master event. Various fields are populated automatically.

The selected events are consolidated into a single, master event of the same event type. In the grid, the Consolidated Events column in the row for the master event shows the number of events that were consolidated.

The Health Summary page appears

The Risks section appears. The information displayed in this section originates from Asset Strategy Management.

The number on the Risks tab represents the number of Risks associated with the selected asset (i.e., the number of Risks associated with an Active Strategy that is associated the asset).

The grid contains the following columns:

• Risk Name : The name of the Risk. You can select the Risk name to open the Risks and Actions workspace for the corresponding strategy in Asset Strategy Management.
• Risk: Contains a bar chart that summarizes the information for each Risk in the Asset Strategy. The colors and thresholds on the bar chart correspond to the Risk Matrix used to assess the Risk and the markers show the Unmitigated Risk Rank () and the Strategy Mitigated Risk Rank ().

• HI Status: The cumulative status of any health indicators that implement Actions that mitigate the Risk.

  Note:

  The cumulative status is determined by the most severe status, ranked in this order: Alert, Warning, No Reading, Normal. In addition, an alert or warning status that has been acknowledged is counted as having a normal status.

  For example, suppose that an Equipment record is linked to three Health Indicator records: one which meets the normal status criteria, one which meets the warning status criteria, and one which meets the alert status criteria, but has been acknowledged. The cumulative status of health indicators for the piece of equipment is warning.

  You can select the text in this column to display the Health Indicators for <Risk Name> window, which contains a grid of the health indicators and their statuses, as shown in the following image.

  

The Policies section appears. The number on the Policies tab represents the number of policy instances associated with the selected asset. The boxes below the tab summarize whether these policy instances are active or inactive.

The grid provides information about each policy instance associated with the selected asset. The grid contains the following columns:

• Instance ID : Contains the name of a policy instance and an icon to show whether the instance is active () or inactive ().
• Policy : Contains the name of the policy that includes the policy instance, and an icon to show whether the policy is active () or inactive (). You can select a policy name to open it in Policy Designer.

• Last Execution : Contains the date and time of the last time that the policy instance was executed, and a summary of that execution.

Note: If a policy instance is not fully configured (indicated by the red ), it will not be activated.

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Select to deactivate the selected policy instances.