Number The number assigned to the downtime incident. APM automatically enters a number, and the incident must have a number to be saved. You can override the number if necessary, as long as each downtime incident must have a unique number. See Also Employee The name of the employee who reported the downtime incident. APM enters this information automatically. See Also Date and Time The date and time the downtime incident was reported. APM stores this information automatically when the downtime incident is saved. See Also Week Name The name of this work week in this work year. The system automatically assigns a generic name (“Week 1” etc.), however this name may be changed if necessary. See Also Failure The failure against which this downtime incident is being reported. See Also Activity report The activity report on which this downtime incident was reported. See Also Impact reviewed by The name of the employee that reviewed and closed this downtime incident. Once the downtime incident has been reviewed, you can only change it using the Change Impact menu option. See Also Impact reviewed on The date and time that this downtime incident was reviewed and closed. See Also Asset Life The asset life during which this downtime incident occurred. APM enters this information automatically. See Also Start Date The starting date for the asset’s current life. See Also End Date The end date for the asset’s current life. See Also Month The monthly financial period against which the costs of this downtime incident are reported. APM automatically enters the monthly financial period during which the incident happened. See Also Quarter The quarterly financial period against which the costs of this downtime incident are reported. APM automatically enters the quarterly financial period during which the incident happened. See Also Year The annual financial period against which the costs of this downtime incident are reported. APM automatically enters the annual financial period during which the incident happened. See Also
