The EMIS Audit
The EMIS Audit
The EMIS Audit
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Who Why How Long<br />
Financial management Current accounting regime for energy<br />
costs<br />
Current accounting regime for other<br />
operational costs<br />
Energy Account Centres vs. Cost<br />
Centres<br />
Internal and External reporting<br />
requirements<br />
IT management Systems environment for data analysis<br />
and reporting<br />
Engineering<br />
management<br />
Maintenance<br />
management<br />
Production/shift<br />
supervisors<br />
Production/shift<br />
operators<br />
Structure of existing data historians<br />
Availability of production data<br />
Existing energy sub-metering and<br />
opportunities / constraints on da ta<br />
capture s ystems<br />
Logical Energy Account Centres<br />
Key utility s ystems<br />
Project opportunities for energy<br />
saving<br />
Is energy conservation integrated<br />
within scheduled maintenance<br />
activities<br />
W hat is process for reporting energy<br />
efficienc y issues and taking corrective<br />
action<br />
Energy awareness<br />
Opportunities for energy saving<br />
Information needs and preferred<br />
communication channels<br />
Energy awareness<br />
Opportunities for energy saving<br />
Information needs and preferred<br />
communication channels<br />
3.2 What sort of information should be requested<br />
1 – 2 hours<br />
2 – 3 hours<br />
2 – 3 hrs<br />
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Part A<br />
1 hr<br />
Ad hoc<br />
Ad hoc<br />
Generally three main classes of information should be sought from the site prior to<br />
the <strong>EMIS</strong> <strong>Audit</strong>. Remember part of this informat ion should have been provided<br />
during the bidding/proposal stage, when moving into the project the auditor should<br />
only request those data elements that he/she does not currently hold .
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