Building Automation System (BAS) Monitoring Process

Optimize your facility operations with our Building Automation System (BAS) Monitoring Process. Learn how to streamline real-time data tracking, enhance HVAC efficiency, and implement proactive maintenance workflows to reduce energy costs and ensure seamless building performance through automated system oversight.

Start
1. Fetch Sensor Telemetry
2. Calculate Average Daily Temperature
3. Check Threshold Deviation
4. Create Alert Incident
5. Update Equipment Status
6. Assign Technician Investigation
7. Visual Inspection Checklist
8. Notify Facility Manager
9. Urgent Alert SMS
10. Retrieve Maintenance Logs
11. Log Incident Resolution
12. Generate Weekly Performance Report
End

Start of the Workflow/Process.

Retrieve latest temperature, humidity, and pressure readings from the BAS sensor data model.

Aggregate the retrieved sensor readings to find the mean temperature over the last 24 hours.

Compare the average temperature against the predefined setpoint to calculate the degree of deviation.

Create a new entry in the 'Incidents' data model when a deviation exceeds the allowed tolerance.

Update the status of the specific HVAC unit in the 'Equipment' data model to 'Warning' or 'Critical'.

Create a task for the On-call Maintenance Engineer to inspect the hardware.

A set of sub-tasks for the technician: check physical wiring, verify power supply, and inspect sensor calibration.

Send an automated email to the Facility Manager summarizing the critical deviation and the created incident.

Send a high-priority SMS to the Lead Engineer for immediate-action-required-threshold-breach.

Get the history of previous repairs for the affected equipment to identify recurring patterns.

Update the 'Incident' entry with the technician's findings and resolution notes once the task is complete.

Create a summary report aggregating all incidents, deviations, and resolution times for the weekly management review.

End of the Workflow/Process.

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