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Life Cycle Status' Explained
Life Cycle Status' Explained
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Operating

The "Operating" Life Cycle status indicates that the plant is fully functional and operational, eligible for all activities.


Configuration Types

Options (Toggle)

Description/Functionality

Require Active Maintenance Plan

Yes | No

  • When the "Yes" option is selected, it is mandatory for the plant to have a active maintenance plan configured against it to utilize this life cycle status.



Non-Operating

The "Non-Operating" Life Cycle status denotes that the plant is not functioning and is inactive, requiring attention for potential reactivation or decommissioning. At this time maintenance can/should be configured against the plant.


Configuration Types

Options (Toggle)

Description/Functionality

Silence Maintenance Plan Related Notifications

Yes | No

  • Maintenance plan related notifications for the asset are silenced when the "Yes" option is selected.

Raise Work Order Requests and Work Orders

Disallow | Allow

  • When the "Disallow" option is selected, work order requests and work orders cannot be raised for the plant.

  • Notifications will be silenced for already opened Work Order Requests and Work Orders.

  • Request Work Order & Work Order buttons will be greyed out in the UI.

  • When hovering the buttons a text will be displayed quoting: "Work Order Requests cannot be raised while this plant is in "Status: [statusName]".


Silence Key Document Notifications

Yes | No

  • When the "Yes" option is selected notifications relating to key documents for the plant are not sent.



Decommissioned

The "Decommissioned" Life Cycle status signifies that the plant has been taken out of operations. During this status, the plant is disconnected from all client schemas and maintenance plans.


Configuration Types

Options

Description/Functionality

N/A

N/A

N/A

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