#Operation maintenance

[traqops]

Traqops Software - Operate, Automate, optimize 

Traqops is a type of software designed to help streamline and automate various tasks related to the management and maintenance of physical facilities. It provides a centralized platform for facility managers to efficiently track and monitor different aspects of a facility, such as maintenance, asset management and more.

[lorenzonuti]

Floating Stasis.

Now available for purchase on INPRNT

[arthur-lesters-right-arm]

Arthur Lester you're under arrest... for being too darn cute! Haha just kidding we know you ate that man

[miiukkaa]

I was looking at the med bay in your new lair thing, and I was wondering what you think that little room would have inside it? I thought the med bay would be another train car, and I’m not all too familiar with subway layout.

Just general curiosity if you had imagined something for it out not :)

*rubs hands together* yes! i did have some ideas about the medbay area!!

here you have the medbay area, you'd seen in the subway lair layout, highlighted in turquoise. you can immediately see that i have included both the small room and a subway car!! why? what does that mean?

the little room used to function as a maintenance room for the subway back in the day... though now it's repurposed into what i call the operating room! just like the name implies, this space is mainly used for treating both minor and major injuries.

after your injuries have been looked at, i doubt you'd wanna lay down to recover in the small room that smells of chemicals and generally just feels lonely... but fret not! for you have the separate space for recovery: the recovery subway car!

admittedly, i do not have a layout drawn for this specific space but yes, it'd just be a subway car with most of its chairs replaced with beds instead. i do have this older background i'd drawn for animation practice, though! i do think the background does still look pretty close to how i would go about drawing it now! :)

you'd have, again, mikey's little doodles adoring the walls with small "get well soon!" -drawings posted here and there. the doors of the subway cars have been taken out and replaced with drapes instead. you can also treat minor injuries in the subway car as well as change old wrappings to new ones!

(also, as a side note, let it be known that you can find your way back to my posts about the subway lair by clicking on the appropriate tags on my pinned post!)

[april]

a home is a type of machine

[crypticemerald]

I've got nothing to post right now so have my oc, hes part of a subdivision of smaller iterators (in the sense of robot-like creatures) able to think of themselves (but are mobile) aka Operators :D

more rambling about Operators below :)

Operators serve as a way to persue small tasks between closeby groups, created during gen 2 of Iterators they serve as a ''fix it all'' having a set manual encoded in them which provides them with the necessary tools to fend for themselves and geolocate closeby structures which provide energy.

Being off the strings for them it means that they function off few neurons which they carry inside their body (which keeps them alive and stores some necessary stuff + recently given commands + records important events during their travels from one facility to the other). They recharge via a chargeble battery installed in their system by connecting it to anything remotely mechanical, such as shelters, karma gates (which they are able to access unless theyre karmically imbalanced or arent given permission to), communication stations/arrays and so on.

They do not have a great memory, they work on a limited one when off-field and when they reach the closest iterator they will connect to their structure, offering a scan of their can and offering to solve any issues they are able to fix within it, but most important they will empty their memory (think of outside storage) in order to recieve a new command/order/task. Their main purpose is to serve under the rules of the ancients and help with upkeeping iterator groups local to them or following their orders which may change from anything such as pearl collection, transferring data, rearranging faulty memory conflux structures, eliminate any threatening bodies to their host iterator can and so on!

[cough, if they find mobile rot even if their host iterator tells them not to kill it they will go on the violent route to eliminate the rot or mold]

Greatly respectful of ancients and senior iterators they will greatly follow orders given by seniors and other iterators, doing small tasks for them and serving low range messenger/support friend if you will. They are shorter than most iterators (with my guy being shorter than five pebbles) but more resistant and resilient than the mid iterator puppet plus a lot stronger!

Usually theres anywhere between none to five in groups, depending on their size and how old they are.

IDK they have some sort of weapon which they probably either carry around or its part of their design, mine has claws.

Their main rules are:

-follow iterator wishes

-ensue their safety

-dont mess with the enviroment (less prone to violence towards organic creatures)

ABOUT MY OC TE HEE

Ordinary Maintenances is under Chronicler of Methologies (an archivist iterator which belongs to @nemofil and they work under pearl collection duty most of the time, why most of the time?

Scavengers think of Ordinary Maintenance as a very very shiny object, so they trade him around until he menages to actually get up and leave their premises which is sadly not that successful. Seeing as Chronicler is quite a pacifist and feel bad about Scavenger he will often do nothing (not as he can do it) about it, leaving often time OM being traded around for shiny stuff.

Im not sure how i wanna kill them off but oh well, hes quite the resistant one, surviving through an iterator attacking them, being a chewtoy sometimes on sundays, and witnessing some pretty violent scav conflicts hes quite the silliest :)

stay in pieces chronicler, may you be loved by him as yk bros do (/j)

[passengerpigeons]

becoming largely chill about most things. but i give myself permission to be mad about car infrastructure, car dependence, and cars flagrantly ignoring pedestrian right-of-way and generally endangering beings of flesh. because this is one of the few truly moral axis of this world

[skrunksthatwunk]

y'know for a series with so many secret elevators rgg has a startling lack of secret elevators maintenance workers. this is the final unrealism straw i hate these games now booo grrr kill kill kill

[isfjmel-phleg]

A student came to the front desk while I was subbing there earlier and showed me a picture of an area in the stacks on the second floor where a large chunk of ceiling tile had fallen down. The carpet underneath it is damp, so this is probably the result of water damage from our recent snow. No one is hurt, the collection seems to be unharmed, and the chunk of ceiling and dripping water managed to fall away from the actual shelves, thank goodness. My boss is out till next week, so I got to call maintenance and hopefully they can do something about it.

[foxsoulcourt]

sliding into winter, part 2

[traqops]

Operation Maintenance Solution

Traqops helps businesses improve their overall productivity and performance by automating various tasks and processes. In turn, this can lead to increased profits and competitive advantage.

[monado-stew]

i'm not objectum but i believe in their beliefs

[showfallmediacameracrew]

Going to give my Tweetie Bird a gift :).

[castielsupernatural]

just found out my apartment complex’s office has been lying to us about our air conditioning working 😟

[crypticemerald]

A PMV featuring OM :]

Made this on impulse sjahjjsash mostly just a ''for me'' thing :]

[femchef]

Fingers crossed for me y’all

Facts:

I am teaching a class about chocolate

We have a floor model chocolate tempering machine for large batches

We have a huge valentines sale in two weeks where chocolate is the key ingredient

I have not yet turned on the machine

The machine is made by an Italian company and has a European plug

Because it’s a European style plug, it is grounded and permanently attached to the wall

We had a power surge two days ago

The previously turned off tempering machine is halfway turned on

There is no obvious switch with which to turn the machine off

We can’t just hit the breaker because it’s the same breaker that powers half the room

This Tempering machine was purchased by the previous department head over 10 years ago

The previous department head was French

The operating manual, which is over 200 pages long, is written entirely in French because it was ordered by a Frenchman

The operating manual has been missing for nearly as long as the machine has been in residence

The Frenchman never actually read the operating manual and left it to 4 of his exclusively English-speaking students to translate and figure it out

1 of those students later went on to occupy my current position, but never taught anyone else how to use it and also didn’t keep up with the cleaning (also he left after a huge embarrassing experience short story don’t sell drugs to your students yo)

1 of those students is currently an instructor, but it’s been more than ten years and they didn’t teach that class so they don’t remember how (totes fair)

1 of those students isn’t involved with the school post-graduation

1 of those students, formerly teaching the class, never used it and has no idea how to work it and just never bothered

Did I mention that the only deep dive internet search yields about half the manual pieced together in French and Norwegian

So anyway - I have a heating element I have no control over with a password function and a digital key pad and… hmm.

I emailed the manufacturer so hopefully they will get back to me

We can make translating the manual a group effort I just really really really need to know how to turn it off