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Project Goal
ESRI GIS technology has provided many opportunities to eliminate manual processes through digitization and data visualization. In 2022, two initiatives were undertaken to improve service to customers and improve efficiency and safety in line operations.Business Problem Solved
Being a regulated utility, we make technology investments to enhance service to customers and improve efficiency in our operations.
a) The new Street Light Outage Reporting System allows customers to quickly locate the affected street light using a map. Customers can determine if the light has already been reported or has been switched off for other reasons. Multiple outage tickets for the same light have been eliminated, thereby eliminating unnecessary and expensive truck rolls.
b) The new electronic tailboard application provides the necessary tools for field employees to easily complete and document pre-job safety planning meetings, while streamlining the process for supervisors to review quality and compliance, and identify coaching opportunities. This initiative supports our unwavering focus on continuous improvement of safety management.
Technology Implemented
ArcGIS Desktop
ArcGIS Online
Survey123
ArcGIS Dashboards
ArcGIS Experience Builder
Development Team Biography
Julie Pearce, Manager Operations Support, 21 years service
Dean Efford, Supervisor Application Support, 18 years service
Gary Murphy, GIS Specialist, 33 years service
Travis Butt, GIS Technologist, 7 years service
Jonathan Careen, GIS Technologist, 2 years service
Stephen Ryan, Operations Support Analyst, 23 years service
Terry Sheppard, Technology Project Lead, 4 years service
Wendy Croke, Technology Business Analyst, 5 years service
Perry Pollard, Health and Safety Advisor, 25 years service
Robert Burke, Technology Application Specialist, 35 years service
Jacob Rogers, Manager Area Operations, 6 years service
Chad Howell, Line Supervisor, 22 years service
Ashley Head, Operations Support Analyst, 8 years service