Centralized Fleet Automated Management System (CFAMS)

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Expanding the Range of Wireless Solutions for Mobile Equipment Management Centralized Fleet Automated Management System (CFAMS) Presenter: Rick Muntz

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Expanding the Range of Wireless Solutions for Mobile Equipment Management

Centralized Fleet Automated Management System

(CFAMS)

Presenter:

Rick Muntz

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Expanding the Range of Wireless Solutions for Mobile Equipment Management

Agenda • Problem Statement

• Project Participants

• Reference clients using similar system solution

• Why CFAMS– Wireless system benefits

– Top four fleet management issues

• System architecture

• Standard reports - enabling lean logistics

• Location tracking and remote management capability

• ROI case studies

• Summary

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Problem Statement

• DoD owns, operates and maintains thousands of industrial fleet vehicles.– Significant ongoing over-maintenance (calendar time

vs. actual motion time)

– No positive control over the location of assets

– No key control or operator accountability

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Lead Project Participants

• DoD: Anniston Army Depot

• Industry: I.D. Systems, Inc.

Other participants: Ford Motor Company (industry observer and current user) Sierra Army Depot (Depot observer)

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Reference Clients

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Primary Benefits of CFAMS • Increase operational readiness of industrial vehicle fleet

– Drives expanded productivity at the depot

– Reduces maintenance expenditure

– Reduces capital expenditure on equipment procurement

• Enables Lean/Six Sigma programs for process improvement– Real-time access to detailed operational productivity data

– Facilitates “doing more with less”

• Reduction of lost work-time accidents and asset damage

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Why CFAMS?

Paper-based management: labor-intensive; no access control; no real-time visibility; human error

Non-wireless electronic systems: data collection labor; unreliable access control; no real-time visibility

Wireless systems: proven effective/reliable for access control, real-time data & asset visibility, data accuracy, safety/maintenance/productivity improvements, and rapid return on investment

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CFAMS System Architecture Vehicle Asset Communicator

(VAC) on each vehicleGateway(s)

(on wall/ceiling truss)IDS RF

Facility LAN / WAN

Server (application & database)

Facility LAN / WAN

Internet

Remote support & data analysis

User Software(on any network PC)

FEM Software

(Maximo)

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2-way text messaging/dispatch

Location tracking & route playback

Automatic maintenance data upload, work order input, email alerts, PM scheduling & enforcement

Battery management (swap & fast-charge)

Electronic checklists for OSHA compliance (unlimited Q&A; automatic system reactions based on responses)

CFAMS System Capabilities

Hierarchical checklists (automatic, event-driven supervisor interventions and shutdown/lock-out)

Automatic wireless management of access control for driver accountability (per OSHA mandate)

Unique productivity data Guaranteed effective RF (friendly to existing WMS, RFID, other systems)

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Available System SensorsEngine on Motion

Voltage

Output for A/V alerts

RS-232 output for external interface (e.g. RFID reader)

Oil pressure

Temperature

Seat switch

GPS receiver for outdoor location tracking

Impact

Parking brake

Speed/distance

Lift weight

Lift time

Tow proximity

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CFAMS Run Time Analysis

Monthly hours of actual motion time vary widely within fleet – from 0 to 185 hours.

HIGH USAGE

NORMAL RANGE OF USAGE

LOW USAGE

ULTRA LOW USAGE

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CFAMS Fleet Utilization Analysis

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Real-time viewer locates idle/abandoned vehicles Filtered views by vehicle, operator, workgroup, safety

condition, operational status, other factors Historical movement replay for workflow analysis

CFAMS Location Tracking Tools

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Expected: capital & maintenance cost reductions; productivity increases; safety benefits

Target (DC Environment):

>25% increase in lift truck operator productivity, based on internal points system

Significant reduction in PMs/maintenance

Vehicle damage reduced 35%

New operator safety accountability

Return on Investment Case Study

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Ford Motor Company (Manufacturing Environment) Automated feed into Maximo (FEM)

>50% reduction in PM costs @ 36 plants – 100% elimination of overtime in industrial vehicle maintenance

>10% reduction in leasing charges (reduced leasing requirements from increased productivity)

= ROI within 14 months

Return on Investment Case Study

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Summary

• State-of-the-art wireless technology

• Comprehensive package of hardware & software

• Enables maximum efficiency (more throughput with less)

• Proven ROI with world-class customers