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PPM Task Colour-Coding |
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Saves time and money by making operators, service providers and
customers visually aware of responsibilities, patterns and exceptions. |
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Task Colour-Coding Movie
Multiple colour schemes for PPM Task Dates |
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| PPM initiatives can
represent very large sets of data, encompassing many assets, PPM processes
and PPM tasks. Effective management of the task data is made easier by using
graphical representations, which utilise different colour-coding schemes.
Fast Track PPM includes many colour-coding schemes, and users can switch
between them when necessary. |
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Contractor and Service-Provider Colour-Coding |
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contractor and service-provider is given a colour in the background data
(see inset above). the PPM Tasks can then easily be identified by
contractor. |
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Combined Contractor and Standard Colour-Coding |
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| Fast Track PPM's
standard colour-coding uses green for normal jobs and red for dates which
fall on public holidays. In each case, a light colour shows PPM Task Dates
with jobs assigned, a dark colour future PPM Task Dates with no jobs
assigned yet. The smaller overlaid squares show the contractor colour. The
inset shows the colour-coding menu. |
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Out-of-Hours / Permit-to-Work / Normal Colour-Coding |
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| In Fast Track PPM's
Task Manager, any task can be designated as an out-of-hours task, or
requiring a permit to work, or both. The inset in the image above shows the
applicable part of the Task Manager view. In this scheme, the green squares
are "normal hours", and the red squares are "out of hours" The small blue
overlaid squares indicate that a permit to work is required, which can of
course occur in combination with the in/out of hours colour. |
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