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Midwest Contract Operations (MCO), part of the McMahon group of companies, is a professional contract operations firm specializing in management, operation and maintenance of water systems, wastewater systems and public works facilities. One of the facilities under MCO management, the Neenah-Menasha Sewerage Treatment Plant, is undergoing a significant facilities plan upgrade in 2012-2013. As part of this effort, McMahon contracted with GeoDecisions to create a spatially enabled Work Order Management web application to replace an outdated and unsupported desktop application. Using ESRI’s ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS API for JavaScript, the Work Order Management System (WOrMS) allows facility staff to interact with a map of the treatment plant, select and view equipment and other assets on the map, and view and create work orders linked to those assets. The system supports traditional desktop and laptop computers, as well as mobile and tablet devices like iPads. This presentation discusses the project’s business and technical drivers, application architecture and implementation details.
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Using ArcGIS Server to Support Work
Order Management and Facility
Operations
WLIA 2012
Sam Pociask (McMahon)
Roger Boissonnas (GeoDecisions)
MCO – Midwest Contract Operations
Contract
Operations Firm
Industrial and
Municipal Clients
• Water treatment
• Wastewater treatment
• Public works facilities
Project Need
Outdated and un-supported existing Work
Order Management System
Facilities Plan Upgrade • ~ $25 Million in facility/assets upgrades
Operator Staff Turnover
Manage information critical to operation of
plant in one place
Neenah-Menasha Wastewater
Treatment Plant GIS
• GIS Based-Work Order
Management System
• Map locations of all facility
assets
• Associate detailed information
to asset location
• Open Work-Orders
• Shop Drawings
• O&M Manuals
• Start-up Videos
• Emergency Procedures
• Manufacturers Website
Data Development
Numerous Sources • Existing facility plan drawings
• Time in the plant
• Face time with operators
• Mark-ups from operators
• Asset photos
• Updated plans per facility upgrades
Facility Plan CAD Drawings
Data Development
Detail
• Detailed view of 1st Floor of
Service Building
• Identify on details of Chlorine
Feed Pump #3
• Asset information linked to this
pump include:
• O&M Manual
• Shop Drawing
• Information Video
• Asset Photo
• Emergency Protocol
Application
Application Functions - Employee
Navigate map
View assets, attachments, work orders
View assigned work orders
Mark work orders complete
Application Functions - Administrator
Navigate map
View, add, update anyone’s work orders
Auto-generate work orders
View, add, update, retire assets
View, add, update, retire tasks
View, add, update, retire employees
Assign employees to roles
Reset password
Application Architecture
Why JavaScript?
Future support for mobile devices • No Flex
• No Silverlight
Did not want to be tied to any RIA
Framework • Adobe is discontinuing support for Flash on mobile
platforms (announced 11/8/2011)
• Silverlight’s future uncertain in Windows 8
Demo
Challenges/Lessons Learned
Don’t use ArcGIS OBJECTID to link
between spatial and nonspatial data
Balancing ASPX and JavaScript API
ArcGIS API for JavaScript can be fiddly
Thank You For Your Time
Roger Boissonnas
Technical Architect
608-836-1500 [email protected]
Sam Pociask
GIS Project Manager
920-751-4200
Screenshot: Home Page
Screenshot: Asset on Map
Screenshot: View Asset
Screenshot: View Asset Attachment
Screenshot: Work Orders for Asset
Screenshot: My Work Orders
Screenshot: Work Order
Screenshot: Work Order List
Screenshot: Generate Work Orders
Screenshot: View Tasks
Screenshot: Edit Task
Screenshot: Edit Task Instructions
Screenshot: View Employees
Screenshot: Edit Employee
