This article is about the EY Catalyst Smart Daily Management application.
- Launch the Breakdown Elimination module; or select the hamburger button in the top menu panel and select Daily Management > Breakdown Elimination.
- Ensure that you have selected the correct asset from the context menu. Select the row for the breakdown you want to edit.
- Select Analysis and Follow Up.
- Scroll down to the end of the Analysis and Follow Up page. Select +Action.
- On the Details page, perform the following steps:
- Enter a description of the breakdown in the Problem box
- Enter a description of the corrective action in the Action box
- Enter the solution in the Solution box
- Select the source of the problem – breakdowns, safety, quality, etc. – in the Source drop-down list
- Select the Due Date box and select a date from the calendar tool
- Select Next or select Select Asset.
- In the Select Asset page, select the kind of asset the defect relates to – namely Asset, Level, Class or Hierarchy – from the first drop-down list. Then select the specific asset, level, class or hierarchy from the second drop-down list.
- Select Next or select Assign To in the navigation panel. Choose whether to assign the step to a user, team, or user role in the first drop-down list. Then choose a specific user, team, or role in the second drop-down list.
- Select Expiry/Escalation Rules in the navigation panel. To add a rule, select +Add Condition or select Next to skip this step.
- In the first drop-down list, choose to automatically expire the CIL step or assign responsibility for escalating or expiring it to a user, team, or role.
- To automatically expire the CIL step, select Remove/Soft Delete from the drop-down list. Select the mins box and specify the expiration time in minutes.
- To assign the responsibility for escalating the CIL step, select Assign To in the first drop-down list. In the second drop-down list, choose whether to assign it to a user, team, or user role. In the third drop-down list, select a specific user, team, or role. You can also define a time limit in minutes in the mins box.
- Once you have added all the expiry or escalation rules, select Save Changes.
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