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MAINLINE PROBLEMS
This report includes data gathered from TV inspections and can
include any observation that has been defined (i.e., Offset Joints,
Infiltration, Grease, Roots, Sags, etc.). It lists problem areas,
including the severity of each, for each mainline segment. This is
useful in evaluating the condition of a line segment, prioritizing
work and determining the best course of (Repair) action to take.
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MONTHLY MAINLINE FLUSHING REPORT
This report is a summary of all mainlines cleaned during a given month.
It is useful when evaluating performance and the effectiveness of your
flushing program and it helps keep you on track with your goals. |
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MONTHLY TV SUMMARY REPORT
This report is a summary of all mainlines inspected
during a given month.
It is useful when evaluating performance and the effectiveness of your
TV program and it helps keep you on track with your goals. |
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WORK ORDER HISTORY
Keeps track of all work performed on any manhole, mainline,
service lateral, lift station, etc. Identifies
problem areas, particularly repeat-problems. Assists in evaluating the
effectiveness of preventative maintenance programs. |
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MONTHLY WORK ORDER SUMMARY
This report lists all work performed during a particular period.
Information is primarily for supervisors to help them stay on task,
evaluate the effectiveness of maintenance programs and provide
information to management as needed.
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OPEN WORK ORDER SUMMARY Lists all work that has been identified,
but is still pending. Useful for scheduling and prioritizing.
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Mainlines with No TV Records It is always important to know what
work has been completed. It is equally important to know what work
needs to be completed so that nothing is overlooked or forgotten. This
report can be generated to produce information on other activities
such as Flushing and Rodding. For example, date parameters can be set
to provide information on all mainline stretches that have not been
inspected by TV in the last 7 years. |
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