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Review Details for an Asset with Active Work
Once you select an asset in the BIM model, from the Work for Assets pane, you can see details about the selected asset's active maintenance work, as well as details about the asset itself, as shown below.
Procedure
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Load a model. See Locate Assets with Active Work in the BIM Model.
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Move to the Work for Assets tab.
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Click on the asset in the BIM model, and the BIM Viewer's left pane replaces the list of work requests with details about the selected asset's active maintenance work, as well as details about the asset itself, as shown below.
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From the Work for Assets tab, review asset details, as well as work details.
- When you have finished viewing the details for this asset, click the Close button to return to the work request list.
See All Equipment Details and Optionally Edit
Click the Edit button, located at the top of the Work for Assets form, to review all the details of the selected asset using the tabbed form; you can edit details if necessary. The Edit button presents the tabbed Details for Equipment form, from which you can access complete equipment information, including information that might be valuable for planning work such as equipment warranties and operation manuals.
Accessing the Edit button from the Work for Assets tab operates in the same manner as accessing it from the Assets tab. See Review and Update Asset Details from the BIM Model.
For details on working with the tabbed Details for Equipment form, see Adding and Editing Equipment with the Tabbed Equipment Form.
See Only Maintenance-Related Equipment Details
While the Edit button presents complete information about the selected asset, you can also access a maintenance-focused set of information by clicking the More button (located to the right of the Edit button). The More button presents a non-editable form of key equipment information that might be useful when analyzing maintenance issues.
