Running
Green glow, subtle fan rotation, and directional air-flow movement.
Unified platform standard
One shell for the systems that keep facilities running.
Facilities Engineering presents each site through a consistent mission-control layout, using display names for operators and system IDs for reports, trends, Johny, mail templates, and integrations.
Visual standards
Dark glass, lime state, clear equipment motion.
Alarm
Red pulse for high-priority conditions that require action.
Maintenance
Amber treatment for PM, inspection, and watch-list equipment.
Asset Health
Ring and summary chips show health, critical assets, and overdue PMs.
Modules
Facilities Engineering module coverage
Assets
Asset records, asset health, equipment identity, and maintenance context under one Facilities Engineering label.
Systems
Live process graphics, pressure-gauge views, and operational state styling for equipment and building systems.
Projects
Project delivery, work orders, preventive maintenance, and coordination queues for site teams.
Analytics
Reports, trends, energy, cost, KPIs, and compliance views for managers and administrators.
Alarms and Wireless
Alarm routing, notification queues, wireless gateways, LoRaWAN devices, and sensor connectivity.
Mail and Johny
Mail templates, alert mailboxes, notification settings, and the Johny assistant for site-aware support.
Approach
Site-first, role-aware, and operations focused
Scope every screen
Keep navigation and dashboard context anchored to the selected facility site wherever possible.
Use hybrid naming
Show operator-friendly display names and preserve system IDs for integrations, reports, mail templates, and Johny.
Signal meaningful state
Use clear state styles for running, stopped, alarm, maintenance, offline, and manual override conditions.
Internal platform
Centralized access for authorized users
The Facilities Engineering dashboard includes links to site modules, operational systems, mail administration, and account settings. Access should stay limited to approved team members.