Availability · Was the machine usable when it was supposed to be producing? · MES now 10-26 00:54 ·
2026-10-22 → 2026-10-26 ·
stop ≥ 15min
0m00s
of work-order downtime · inside the expected run window (cmms work orders only)
113h48m
of expected run window · summed over 2 cluster machines
Available
113h48m · 100%
What the expected run window was spent on (2 cluster machines, Σ114h). Available = the window minus countable work-order downtime; every second is in exactly one slice.
Availability = 1 − work-order downtime inside the expected run window ÷ the expected run window - the same measure as the A column on the Equipment page. Downtime is a whitelist of cmms work-order states (repair / planned PM / waiting parts / waiting vendor / legacy eMaint orders): unknown, standby and process-wait time all count as available. Not knowing why a machine sat still is not the same as the machine being broken.
This page's availability is the same measure as the A% on the Equipment page. For how much of that available time was actually spent producing, see the Utilization page.
Availability by production day
10-2110-2210-2310-2410-25
max 100%avg 100%min 100%
Machines — shared time axis · stops that line up across rows = shift / line-wide downtime · click any row to drill down →
10-23
10-24
10-25
10-26
EID-55040
Calibration Tester #1
100%
EID-55232
EID-55232
100%
EID-54912
Calibration Bay #1
100%
EID-54681
Calibration Bay #2
100%
EID-54775
Calibration Bay #3
◌
EID-54457
Calibration Bay #4
100%
Legend (same across the fleet chart, machine rows and sub-positions)
Available
Repair
Planned PM
Waiting parts (down)
Waiting vendor (down)
Legacy WO (eMaint)
Not due to run
Calendar does not cover
┆ close-of-day / expansion boundary
10-22 00:54now 10-26 00:54
◌ 1 position(s) excluded from the capacity denominator: EID-54775 (not scheduled since 2026-08-05). Their rows are kept — excluding them silently would reward leaving a machine broken. · source: synthetic work-order source (sandbox, not a plant registry)
Indented rows = module sub-positions of the machine above — a breakdown view, not added to station totals.
▲ Click a machine above → drill into its single-machine §23 state timeline