Plant & Outlet Scheduling

Accurate plant and outlet schedules to help asset management, maintenance planning and compliance documentation. A reliable record supports smarter lifecycle planning and reduces risk during upgrades.​

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What Plant & Outlet Scheduling Covers

Plant and outlet schedules create a structured record of key MGPS assets across the system, supporting both operational control and long-term planning.

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They are developed to give estates and engineering teams confidence in what is installed, where it is located, and how it is intended to perform.

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Plant Schedules

Plant schedules document core MGPS plant and equipment, providing visibility of system capacity and configuration.

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They typically include:

• Plant identification and reference numbers

• Gas type and system served

• Equipment type and function

• Location within plant rooms or compounds

• Key capacity or configuration notes

• Status and record references where applicable

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These schedules support maintenance planning, performance reviews, and upgrade decision-making.

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​Outlet Schedules

Outlet schedules provide a clear record of terminal units across the MGPS, supporting control of clinical interfaces and downstream demand.

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They commonly record:

• Outlet identification and reference

• Gas type

• Location and area served

• Association with zone or area valve sets

• Notes supporting inspection, replacement, or modification planning

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This information helps ensure outlets are correctly managed throughout their operational life.

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​When Plant & Outlet Scheduling Is Most Useful

• Establishing or updating asset registers

• Supporting planned and reactive maintenance activities

• Preparing for refurbishments or system upgrades

• Managing outlet additions or removals

• Improving accuracy of compliance documentation

• Supporting audits, inspections, and handover processes

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What You Get

• Clear, dependable records of MGPS plant and outlets

• Improved asset management and lifecycle planning

• Reduced risk during upgrades and modifications

• Stronger maintenance and compliance support

• Greater confidence in system knowledge and documentation