THE USE OF THE GIS SYSTEM IN OPTIMIZING THE COSTS OF INSPECTING TECHNICAL DEVICES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.57599/gisoj.2023.3.2.51Keywords:
open data, GIS, FSM, field service management, work scheduling, work dispatching, continuous planning, non-disruptive replanning, real-time planning, overconstrained planningAbstract
Enterprises using cranes, HDS platforms, other handling equipment, or pressure equipment in their activities are subject to registration with the Office of Technical Inspection (UDT), which is obliged to conduct inspection activities on them. Inspections of technical devices are aimed at checking their technical condition. Approximately 1.3 million technical devices are currently subject to UDT supervision in Poland. Annually, UDT inspectors carry out over 1 million tests of technical devices, and the activities carried out by UDT translate into a constant reduction in the accident rate. All this takes place in conditions that require continuous work planning and scheduling. This article aims to present and discuss the use of open-source solutions for planning the work of teams carrying out inspection activities, along with the concept of their use.
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