elevator & escalator 2011 first quarter report maintenance of way june 24, 2011
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Elevator & Escalator 2011
First Quarter Report
Maintenance of WayJune 24, 2011
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Highlights
• Elevator and escalator availability indicates a slight improvement from last quarter
• New maintenance cycles implemented in April of 2011
• Management’s growing concern regarding performance and negative public perception
• Strategic Initiative currently performing a process review
• NYCT a member of a Consortium consisting of six-transit agencies
• Moving Forward
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Elevator & Escalator Availability
• Elevator availability improved by 0.1% from last quarter
• Elevator availability is 0.2% below goal of 97.1%
• Escalator availability improved by 0.7% from last quarter
• Escalator availability is 3.6% below goal of 96.0%
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New Maintenance Cycles
• Implemented in April of 2011• Moved to 4-6-8 week cycles• Maintenance cycles determined by:
– Age of Equipment– Passenger Loading– Manufacturers’ recommendations– Past performance/maintenance history
• The results of this new cycle towards improving availability are still unknown
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Management Concerns Regarding Performance
• Performance below NYCT’s goal and also below other transit agencies
• Public perception of performance - negative• Latest IG report, ineffective use of remote
monitoring system• The need to fully utilize LiftNet capabilities• The need for new leadership at top
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Strategic Initiatives Review• Productivity
– Improve procedures to verify completion of work– Introduce major overhaul program– Improve training– Dedicate vehicles to on-time tool & material delivery– Reduce time spent on admin tasks
• Prioritization– Pilot a dedicated planner and scheduler– Schedule shifts back to back– Equip teams with radio
• Improved Customer Communication– Activate text message alert service– Improve outage signage in stations– Connect elevator help button calls to E&E control desk– Improve website communications
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E&E Consortium
• Six transit agencies involved:– NYCT– BART– CTA– MARTA– SEPTA– WMATA
• Develop a consistent training curriculum• NYCT committed to invest approximately $250K
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Moving Forward
• Implement new leadership
• Continue working closely with the Strategic Initiatives Group
• Complete resource review to determine needs
• Analyze data from new maintenance cycles