Does Anyone Know the Percentage of Time the Escalators at Oracle Are Not Working?
I’ve noticed that the escalators at Oracle are frequently out of service. Does anyone have information on the percentage of time they are down for maintenance?
I think it might be more cost-effective to replace them altogether, although I understand that shutting them down for replacement would be a lengthy process.
It would be interesting to compare the amount of time the escalators are in operation versus the time they are non-operational.
Edit: The down escalator was out of service at 12 p.m., but both escalators are now working as of 9 p.m. Hooray!
To determine the percentage or amount of time that the escalators are not working in the Oracle, you would need to gather data over a period of time. One way to do this is to keep track of the times when the escalators are not working and compare that to the total amount of time during which they should be operational.
You could create a schedule to document each instance in which the escalators are out of service and calculate the percentage of time they are down compared to their total operating hours. This would give you a clear picture of the reliability of the escalators and how often maintenance is needed.
As for whether it would be more effective to dismantle and replace the escalators, that decision would likely depend on the cost and potential downtime involved in such a project. Installing new escalators would likely require a significant amount of time and resources, as well as potential disruptions to the normal operation of the Oracle.
It’s important to weigh the pros and cons of each option before making a decision. Additionally, speaking with the management or maintenance team at the Oracle may provide more insight into the situation and help determine the best course of action.
Overall, tracking the reliability of the escalators and evaluating the potential benefits of replacement could help improve the overall functionality and efficiency of the Oracle.