Agree with the responses. I'll add a few to Dale's list.
I like to have the vibration spectrum, waveform, trend or whatever attached to detail out what has been observed.
I have my vibration analyst enter a WO for corrective work on calls. I want that WO on the report as well.
We add the date that the specific defect was found on each month's report because we have some defects that may be on the list for months (even had a few for years that showed low amplitude defects). This helps to understand how long the risk has been there as priorities change every month. We've even had a few that we dropped after 2 years because even though it showed a defect there was obviously nothing series going on or some other condition that was ringing the frequency but it wasn't a real threat.
We also have low priority things that we are watching that do not have WO for and a call to action.
Our reports are generally vibration analysis but we also add any other predictive calls such as our quarterly or monthly oil analysis defects where action is needed.
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Randy Riddell, CMRP, PSAP, CLS
Reliability Manager
Essity
Cherokee AL
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-17-2024 03:23 AM
From: Lucas Lima
Subject: VA report
Hi All,
I hope you all are doing well.
We are updating our VA department and I was wondering if you guys could share some VA reports and say what is the most important information that it must contain.
Thanks,
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Lucas Lima
Maintenance Manager
Oji Fibre Solutions
Hamilton
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