Field Inventory & Operations Solution
Every water utility understands the importance of knowing where their assets are and what condition they’re in. Collect high accuracy asset locations, quickly perform condition inspections and capture operational activities with Esri’s location-based Field Inventory and Operations Solution. Improve the accuracy and completeness of your system data, be more efficient collecting inspection data, and be able to respond faster to system issues. With the Field Inventory and Operations Solution, you will be able to
- Know where all your assets are and how they are performing
- Increase your productivity in the field by getting to more assets on a daily basis
- Minimize risk and maximize your capital by understanding your asset performance
Build and improve your asset repository
Hydrant
Increase accuracy and completeness of asset inventory
Valve
Evaluate asset performance
Meters
Reduce risk of failing assets
Backflow
Meet water quality compliance requirements
Map change request
Quickly update asset information
Integrated Workflows for Efficient Field Operations
Assign, navigate, collect, track and analyze your work for specific water utility workflows. Using industry configurations of ArcGIS Collector you can quickly implement supported solutions for common field activities.
Hydrant inspections
Record scheduled or ad hoc fire hydrant maintenance inspections.
Backflow inspections
Mange your inspection cycle and record backflow inspections.
Collect water leaks
Record the location and severity of leaks in the water network.
Valve exercising
Manage your valve exercising program activities in the field.
Fire flow inspection
Assign inspections to a station or shift crew and conduct field inspections.
Water quality inspections
Quickly inspect water quality information for a waterbody.
CASE STUDY
Mobile Solution Increases Efficiency by 65 Percent
ArcGIS solutions have made a huge difference in the efficiency of ensuring a healthy water system for Henry County Water Authority customers.
Read the case studyThe new mobile process for valve maintenance is 100 percent better. It takes less time having the map in the field, so you don't have to keep going back to the office.