Web-based Operations Logbook BTB

As a plant operator, your interests lie in optimizing work processes and using saving potential effectively. This can be achieved by keeping a database-supported, web-based operating logbook.

In the operations logbook BTB relevant data and malfunctions are documented, recorded and transparently shown so that preventable causes are identified and can be excluded. HAUK & SASKO’s operations logbook supports the operations team in the efficient handling of the system.

Modern web technology offers the familiar ease of a web application such as:

• a desktop interface with partial applications
• proposal lists (AutoSuggest) for input fields
• flexible and customizable search interfaces
• selection dialogues with its own search function
• columns that may be adapted or hidden
• multiple sorting in list views
• filter and sorting functions that can be switched on or off using a convenient selection dialogue

Basic features of the Operation Log BTB

The basic features of the operation log BTB comprises the following functions. For more information please click the different pictures.

To cover the wide range of different applications, the basic functionality of the BTB is supplemented through a series of expansion modules.

Benefits of the web-based BTB

In a web-based system

• it is possible to access our operations log just like a web page

• no separate BTB-specific client is needed and thus no additional user licenses are necessary

• no updates from clients and therefore no associated administration efforts necessary

• it is possible to bookmark, storing all settings from "find" to "show". These bookmarks can be sent quickly and easily as e-mails to inform colleagues of system states or to store reretrievable individual views, searches, or entry dialogues

• the backward - and forward navigation as it is known in browsers is also possible in BTB

Data consistency and data security that is achieved additionally by:

• the role membership, the access control rights for roles such as operations manager, shift manager, shift workers and maintenance staff

• the action log, which records “who has done what?”

• check sums which prevents manipulation in all individual entries in the BTB

• the business logic that validates the entries (eg, the sequence of "start" "synchronous", "stop")