Maximo 7.6.1.2 API - psdi.app.safety

Interface Summary
Interface	Description
HazardPrecRemote	Remote Interface to the HazardPrec object.
HazardPrecSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of HazardPrec.
HazardRemote	Remote Interface to the Hazard object.
HazardSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of Hazard.
LockOutRemote	Remote Interface to the LockOut object.
LockOutSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of LockOut.
PrecautionRemote	Remote Interface to the Precaution object.
PrecautionSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of Precaution.
SafetyLexiconRemote	Remote Interface to the SafetyLexicon object.
SafetyLexiconSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of SafetyLexicon.
SafetyPlanRemote	Remote Interface to the SafetyPlan object.
SafetyPlanSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of SafetyPlan.
SafetyServiceRemote	Remote Interface to the SafetyService object.
SPLexiconLinkRemote	Remote Interface to the SPLexiconLink object.
SPLexiconLinkSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of SPLexiconLink.
SPRelatedAssetRemote	Remote Interface to the SPRelatedAsset object.
SPRelatedAssetSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of SPRelatedAsset.
SPWorkAssetRemote	Remote Interface to the SPWorkAsset object.
SPWorkAssetSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of SPWorkAsset.
TagLockRemote	Remote Interface to the TagLock object.
TagLockSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of TagLock.
TagOutRemote	Remote Interface to the TagOut object.
TagOutSetRemote	Remote Interface to the set of TagOut.

Class Summary
Class	Description
FldAssetnumOrLocationOnly	Many of the Mbos in the Safety package contain an attribute for assetnum and and attribute for location, but allow only one of these to be non-null.
FldHazardHazMatEnabled	If hazard.hazmatenabled, then enable entry for the hazardous material attributes.
FldHazardHazMatOnly	Attributes that are validated using this class should be enterable only if hazardous-material-enabled.
FldHazardId	Generic validation of hazardid.
FldHazardPrecautionEnabled	Validation of the PrecautionEnabled attribute on the Hazard mbo.
FldHazardTagOutEnabled	Tagoutenabled is enterable only if hazmatenabled and precautionenabled are both false.
FldLockOutDeviceDescription	Field validation for LockOut - DeviceDescription.
FldLockOutId	Generic validation of lockoutid.
FldPrecautionId	Generic validation of precautionid.
FldRelatedAssetLoc	Field validation for RelatedAssetLoc attribute of sprelatedasset
FldSafetyLexiconHazardID	If this SafetyLexicon is owned by Asset or Locations, then we need a lookup for hazardid.
FldSafetyLexiconId	Generic validation of safetylexiconid.
FldSafetyPlanId	Generic validation class to ensure that safetyplanid is valid on safetyplan table (safetyplanid = :safetyplanid).
FldSPLexiconLinkNonPer	SPLexiconLink non-persistent attributes (assetnum, location, hazardid, tagoutid, workasset, worklocation, tagoutassetnum, tagoutlocation).
FldSPSiteId	Common Validation Class for: SiteId
FldTagLockLockOutId	validation of lockoutid for TagLock object.
FldTagOutId	Generic validation of tagoutid.
Hazard	Mbo object to represent Hazard.
HazardPrec	Mbo object to represent HazardPrec.
HazardPrecSet	Represents the set of HazardPrec.
HazardSet	Represents the set of Hazard.
LockOut	Mbo object to represent LockOut.
LockOutSet	Represents the set of LockOut.
Precaution	Mbo object to represent Precaution.
PrecautionSet	Represents the set of Precaution.
SafetyLexicon	Mbo object to represent SafetyLexicon.
SafetyLexiconSet	Represents the set of SafetyLexicon.
SafetyPlan	Mbo object to represent SafetyPlan.
SafetyPlanSet	Represents the set of SafetyPlan.
SafetyService	The Safety Service is the service provided in the Safety package.
SPLexiconLink	Mbo object to represent SPLexiconLink.
SPLexiconLinkSet	Represents the set of SPLexiconLink.
SPRelatedAsset	Mbo object to represent SPRelatedAsset.
SPRelatedAssetSet	Represents the set of SPRelatedAsset.
SPWorkAsset	Mbo object to represent SPWorkAsset.
SPWorkAssetSet	Represents the set of SPWorkAsset.
TagLock	Mbo object to represent TagLock.
TagLockSet	Represents the set of TagLock.
TagOut	Mbo object to represent TagOut.
TagOutSet	Represents the set of TagOut.

Package psdi.app.safety Description

The Safety package includes hazards, precautions, tagout/lockout, and safety plans. These entities identify where potential safety hazards may occur and how to prevent them from occurring. Ultimately, this information is filtered down into workorders. Safety information specific to individual workorders is stored in the workorder package.

Package Specification

The main classes included in the Safety package are:

Hazard -- Any hazard. Examples include electrocution, dust, and excess heat.
A hazard may or may not be hazardous-material enabled, precaution enabled, or tagout enabled. If the hazard is tagout enabled, then it may not be enabled for anything else.
If it is hazardous-material enabled, then one or more items can be associated with the hazard. This is identified on the Item.
If it is precaution enabled, then it can be associated with one or more Precaution.
If it is tagout enabled, then it can be associated with one or more pieces of equipment or locations to be tagged out. This is identified on SafetyLexicon.
Precaution -- A precaution is taken to attempt to prevent a Hazard from occurring. Examples include wearing gloves, goggles, or a respirator. A precaution can be associated with a hazard only if the hazard is precaution enabled.
Safety Plan -- Identifies a safety plan. A safety plan identifies how to prevent a hazard from occurring.
Tag-Out -- In an attempt to prevent a hazard, one or more assets can be "tagged out" prior to working on the main asset. Those that should be tagged out are identified on the Tag-Out object. For example, if there is an electrocution hazard at a location, then various pieces of electrical equipment may need to be tagged out. A tagout can be associated with a hazard only if the hazard is tagout enabled.
In practice, when performing a work order, the presence of a tag on an asset indicates that procedures have been performed to ensure that it is safe to work.
Lock-Out -- Before physically applying a tag indicating that it is safe to work on a piece of equipment or at a location (see Tag-Out), someone must ensure that the proper safety procedures have been followed. This is done by "locking out" other assets. For example, if there is an electrocution hazard for a circulation fan, circuit breakers may need to be switched off prior to working on the fan. The circuit breakers would be identified as Lock-Outs. The asset to be locked out can be identified by an equipment number, a location, or a device description. The relation between the asset to be tagged out and an asset to be locked out is identified on Tag-Lock Cross Reference.

Secondary classes included in the Safety package are:

Safety Lexicon -- This object is used for many purposes.
First of all, there are two kinds of SafetyLexicon mbo that exist for programming reasons only:
- Each Hazard will have one entry in Safety Lexicon with null equipment number, location and tagoutid.
- Each TagOut will have one entry in Safety Lexicon will null equipment number, location and hazardid.
A hazard can be associated with one or more pieces of equipment or locations. They identify the asset where the hazard may occur. Each asset directly associated with that hazard will have an entry in Safety Lexicon with a non-null value for equipment number or location.
When the hazard is tagout enabled, a tagout ID can also be specified on the Safety Lexicon. When a tagout ID is specified, an equipment or location can also be specified on the same Safety Lexicon entry, but they can also be null. When there is a tagout ID, the Safety Lexicon is associated with a Tag-Out.
Safety Plan Work Asset -- This object is used for many purposes. First of all, any safety plan will also have one entry in Safety Plan Work Asset with null equipment number and location. This entry exists for programming reasons only. In addition, a safety plan can have additional entries in Safety Plan Work Asset when an equipment number or location is to be specified as a work asset.
The Safety Plan Work Asset helps to identify whether the safety information will be replicated on the work order. If an equipment or location is specified, then the safety information will be replicated on the work order only if the workorder's equipment or location equals that on the Safety Plan Work Asset.

Cross-reference classes included in the Safety package are:

Hazard-Precaution Cross Reference -- Cross reference table associating Hazard with Precaution, when the hazard is precaution enabled.
Safety Plan Lexicon Link -- The links from Safety Plan to Hazard or Tag Out include Safety Plan Work Asset and Safety Plan Lexicon Link. The Safety Plan Lexicon Link is directly associated with a Safety Plan Work Asset and a Safety Lexicon.
Tag-Lock Cross Reference -- This associates an asset to be tagged out (Tag-Out) with assets to be locked out (Lock-Out).
Safety-Related Asset -- A cross reference table to help the user select hazards or tagouts to be associated with a safety plan. This is used only for the UI. For a given equipment or location to be worked on, finds related assets and then finds safetylexicon and hazard or tagout, from which the user can select which to apply to the safety plan. Eventually this process updates splexiconlink.

Relationship diagram

The following diagram showes the relationship between the various safety-related classes. An attribute name followed by an asterisk (*) cannot be null. A dark line connects Hazard and SafetyLexicon because at least one row will exist in SafetyLexicon for every Hazard. A dark line connects SafetyPlan and SPWorkAsset because at least one row will exist in SPWorkAsset for every SafetyPlan. A dark line connects TagOut and SafetyLexicon because at least one row will exist in SafetyLexicon for every TagOut. The main and secondary classes show the object name in a grey box.

Package psdi.app.safety