Use the Damage Analysis feature to track the number of damage incidents per excavator, facility, or locator. Each incident is recorded in a item (based on the damage form). Before using this feature, you must contact Irth Solutions to configure your company's damage form.
The Damage Analysis page lists data from your company's damage form, filtered by date. Use the Export feature to download this data in a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file.
If tickets have excavators that don’t match existing excavators or aliases, the Damage Analysis feature automatically adds them to the Excavator Summary.
Damages are defined as the number of Damages (damage items/form) divided by the number of tickets per excavator, facility, or locator (in the date range and expressed as a percentage). If you use an at-fault field, then damage is only attributed to the excavator, facility, or locator, if they were determined to be at fault (you choose the at-fault field when Irth Solutions configures the Damage Analysis feature).
The field name used for damages differs in different parts of the system (the definition above does not).
Field Name | System Location |
Damage Rate | Excavator Summary > Columns > Damage Rate |
Damage/Ticket % | Damage Analysis > Columns/Export > Damage/Ticket % |
Excavator Incidence Rate | Smart Score > Modify Smart Scores > If > Excavator Incidence Rate |
Facility Incidence Rate | Smart Score > Modify Smart Scores > If > Facility Incidence Rate |
Locator Incidence Rate | Smart Score > Modify Smart Scores > If > Locator Incidence Rate |
Columns
Field Name | Description |
Address | Address of excavator |
Damage Details | The number of damage items. Click Show to see links to damage items |
Damage/Ticket Percentage (%) | The percentage of tickets with damage items between damage dates. See Field Names for Damages |
Excavator | The company whose employee did the excavation associated with the damage |
Facility | The facility associated with the damage. A ticket is tied to a facility if the dig location touches the facility. A facility must be based on an imported Shape file with the same name as the facility |
Number (#) of Damages | The number of damage items between the damage dates set by filters (damage items are created from damage forms, which have various names, such as: Near Miss form, DIRT form, Damage form, Incident form, Claim form, etc.) |
Number (#) of Tickets | The number of tickets between the dates you chose in the Date filter |
Locator | Employee of locator company that did the locate associated with the damage |
Locator Company | The company whose employee did the locate associated with the damage |
Phone | Phone number of excavator |
Export
Use the Export feature to download the data on the Excavator Damages page in a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file.
- On the top menu bar, click Analytics > Excavator Damages. Result: The Excavator Damages page appears
- In the upper-right corner, click Export. Result: The Summary data on the page downloads in Comma Separated Value (CSV) format
Fields in Comma Separated Values file (CSV)
Field | Description |
Address (excavator only) | The address of the excavator from the ticket |
Damage Number (#) | The item ID of the damage form |
Damage/Ticket % | The percentage of tickets with damage items between damage dates. See Field Names for Damages |
Date of Damage | The date the damage occurred |
Excavator | The name of the excavator from the ticket |
Facility | The facility associated with the damage. A ticket is tied to a facility if the dig location touches the facility. A facility must be based on an imported Shape file with the same name as the facility |
Locator | Employee of locator company that did the locate associated with the damage |
Number (#) of Damages | The number of damage items between the dates you chose in the Date filter (damage items are created from damage forms, which have various names, such as: Near Miss form, DIRT form, Damage form, Incident form, Claim form, etc.) |
Number (#) of Tickets | The number of tickets between the dates you chose in the Date filter |
Phone (excavator only) | The phone number of the excavator from the ticket |
Root Cause | The cause of the damage |
Excavator Summary
Use this link to go to the Excavators.
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