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RCM Queries - Background

  • Published on Jan 30, 2025
  • 1 minute(s) read
  • Harry van TEIJLINGEN
  • Denis Tkalec
  • Tomislav Renic
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When do you use a Query in RCM?

(1) For data that is not - or hard - to reach directly in the IMS tool, for example:

  • PLE’s: created, assigned and used.
  • Functions and Functional Failures on Systems.
  • Criticalities, Residual Risks, Approved analyses.

(2) For repetitive - consistent - quick data extraction:

  • Incomplete data or missing elements.
  • To track progress of RCM analyses or RSL application done.
  • To scope of work done or work remaining.
  • To do RCM data Quality checks.

(3) As data source for Dashboards:

  • To check particular data daily when users logon.

See also: IMS Queries and Dashboard Overview.

Note that, dependent on the methodology (PEI, RCM, SIS, PLSS), other query aspects can be involved, this section addresses RCM relevant aspects.

Next you will find some typical examples of RCM Queries.

This video shows how to create a query, step-by-step: