Integrated Work, Asset, and Inspection Management
ICOM® asset management software provides a suite of integrated inspection, maintenance, and asset program management solutions using interrelationships for optimizing asset management. This includes combining inspection observations, video and imagery of the inspections, physical characteristics of assets, as well as hydraulic information, risk and criticality metrics, and maintenance histories into a complete knowledge base of your assets.
Centralized Inspection System
- NASSCO PACP/MACP 7.0 certified
- Cloud hosting
- PACP/MACP/WRc import/export
- Inspection planning
- Condition assessment
Plan and Schedule Field Work
- GIS-based inventory
- Activity-based work orders
- Route management
- CIP planning
- Life-cycle planning and regulatory compliance
Decision Support
ICOM includes advanced planning, prioritization, and budgeting tools to help you make defensible, fact-based decisions on how to manage your limited funds and resources. ICOM factors in all key sources of information to help you evaluate your asset’s risk and criticality, allowing you to prioritize your efforts and spending where they are needed most.
Access to Collection System Information
ICOM allows users in various locations to share data and better coordinate activities. This also enables mobile crews to log in to the application throughout the day and synchronize their information. Web hosting ensures that you can access your information from anywhere and simplifies both the implementation process and IT overhead.
Reporting to Meet Your Needs
ICOM incorporates advanced configuration and reporting engines that enable you to produce the forms, graphs, charts, and reports you need to ensure that you are effectively working toward your performance goals. These reports are highly configurable, and additional reports can be dynamically added.
For more information on RedZone’s technology or services, contact your local RedZone representative.
What Customers Are Saying
With RedZone’s proven MSI technology, the Fort Worth Water Department has saved $2.9 million in large diameter cleaning cost to date. It is estimated that the ICAP (Interceptor Condition Assessment Program) methodology of “inspect-to-clean” will result in a savings of $15.2 million in cleaning costs over the six year program.
Darrell Gadberry, Collections System Manager, Fort Worth Water Department
