Mims Manual
Sourabh Doherty
You understand and perhaps have touted the virtues of digital inspection forms as compared to a paper-based approach. Now imagine a digital form that completes itself by simply driving by a facility in the field. This is what a MIMS automated patrol inspection can do for you.
Automated Patrol Inspection is an inspection that facilitates visually inspecting facilities for obvious defects. The field user simply passes by the facility in the field and in doing so, without user intervention, the facilities in view are inspected as being in good order. Only when a user sees an anomaly is manual intervention needed to complete a detailed defect inspection. Examples applications of patrol inspections are compliance inspections, street light inspections, hydrant paint inspections, gas leak detection inspection, infrared inspection, signage inspection, third-party attachment inspections, anything that requires a user to visually inspect one asset after another as they pass by them.
Patrol inspection has been a GO! Sync and MIMS offering for many years. The return on investment due to the impressive efficiency gains is proven. Some recent and past examples are Modesto Irrigation District, Truckee Donner PUD, and Henkels & McCoy.
You may set some patrol preferences to change the size of your buffer to account for visibility conditions on an open main street as compared to a narrow alleyway. Additionally, you may opt to bias the buffer to the left or right of the patrol vehicle to align with their vantage point.
As the applicable patroled facility, poles in this overhead patrol example, appear in the buffer they are circled on the map and listed in the panel on the left. This is your opportunity to let the facility pass by or to intervene should an anomaly be identified. In either case, basic patrol information is recorded for that facility. The recorded information is
Not all patrol inspections need to be automated. In some cases, you may survey an area like backyard poles on a street block without carrying your computer and subsequently record them when you get back to your truck. For this reason, LADWP has a manual patrol inspection for each automated patrol inspection. In the case of a manual patrol inspection you simply lassos all the facilities on the map to be inspected and they will appear highlighted on the map as wells as listed in the left panel. At this time, you can pass or fail each of the lassoed facility one at a time using the items thumbs up or down button next to each item like with automated patrols. Additionally, if you choose to pass all the lassoed items, the large thumbs up button in the middle of the panel will do just that.
Various approaches have and can be used to report on the field collated patrol data in the office. Examples of these approaches are SQL Server Reporting Services, Operational Dashboard, or perhaps ArcGIS Insight.
Dr. Bailee Mims graduated summa cum laude from Life University with a Doctorate in Chiropractic. Prior to chiropractic school, Dr. Mims obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science from the University of Alabama. During her time at Life, Bailee was the founder and president of the Orthopedic Club.
Dr. Mims continues to focus on helping patients learn to retrain their movement patterns by combining her chiropractic knowledge with manual soft tissue therapy and functional rehabilitation to not only relieve their pain but prevent it from returning. Her expertise is available at Dynamic Spine and Sports at Kennesaw.
Dr. Mims has always had a passion for athletics, as she has been an athlete her entire life. She was a competitive gymnast for 14 years, ran track, played soccer, softball, basketball, was a cheerleader and then a UCA cheerleading instructor for 5 years during her time at the University of Alabama.
Dr. Mims was born in Nova Scotia, Canada, and lived in several states before settling in Texas in the late 1990s. Dr. Mims received her BA in History from the University of North Texas in Denton and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Texas State University. While earning her Doctorate degree, she worked as a personal trainer (NASM and NCCPT) as well as a running coach (RRCA).
Professionally, Dr. Mims enjoys working with active and creative individuals, helping them return to their desired activity stronger than ever. Outside of work, she loves tapping into her creative side, practicing Ving Tsun, woodworking, craft arts, painting, and fire dancing, in addition to weightlifting and running.
Dr. Okamoto was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. He graduated with his BS in Exercise and Sports Science at Oregon State University and obtained his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, CA. Additionally, Dr. Okamoto completed the 9-month Kaiser Vallejo Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) Residency in 2009 and his Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy through The Manual Therapy Institute in 2013. Currently, he is working towards his certification in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS).
Dr. Okamoto has been working as a physical therapist in California for more than a decade. He enjoys working with patients from all walks of life and focuses on empowering his patients through education and improving their performance through optimizing correct movement strategies. More recently, his focus has been on helping golfers of all abilities improve their games by facilitating improved golf swing mechanics through better movement strategies throughout the swing.
Dr. Kroon was born and raised in Leiden, the Netherlands, and graduated from the Haagsche Opleiding voor Fysiotherapie in The Hague, prior to moving to Texas in 1987. He received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2013 at Rosalind Franklin University, is board certified in orthopaedic physical therapy, and is a fellow in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. Dr. Kroon is the co-owner and Program Director of the Manual Therapy Institute, a credentialed Fellowship Program in Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy, where he has been teaching post-graduate manual therapy courses nationwide since 1994. He and Dr. Gwyn co-own Mondo Sports Therapy.
Dr. Kroon worked with the US Olympic Speed Skating Team in Park City, UT in 2009 & 2010. He has experience working with Olympic track and field athletes, triathletes, speed skaters, judokas, professional dance performers, and professional baseball players.
Dr. Gwyn has pursued further education in pelvic floor physical therapy. As an athlete, her own postpartum journey was confusing and difficult. She specifically hopes to offer women the empowerment and expertise they need to address the physical challenges of pre and postpartum life with clarity, boldness, and radical candor. She believes people should not suffer silently with concerns about diastasis recti, pelvic pain, or incontinence and rejects the notion that these are just normal byproducts of the aging process.
Dr. Gwyn enjoys working with a diverse patient population, from active adults to professional athletes across a multitude of sports. She continues to pursue her love of athleticism with running, swimming, and strength training. Her current goal is to complete the 6 marathon majors with 5 down, 1 to go.
Born and raised in Lockhart, Texas, Dr. Elrod has over a decade of experience working as a physical therapist. He enjoys working with people who are active, whether that means chasing around their kids or running marathons.
A lifelong learner, Dr. Elrod earned his Fellowship in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists through The Manual Therapy Institute. He is a Fellow Mentor for The Manual Therapy Institute, where he educates physical therapists pursuing their Fellowship, helping them build on their manual therapy skills and hone their ability to discern differential diagnoses. Dr. Elrod is also Postural Restoration Certified and combines his manual therapy training and PRI skills into his treatment approaches. Dr. Elrod holds a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. He is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin.
Dr. Elrod loves working on shoulder injuries and finds himself drawn to working with throwing athletes as well as asymmetrical athletes such as hockey, baseball, and soccer players. He understands the importance of good posture and is always looking for ways to incorporate postural restoration into exercise programs.
Dr. Brittney Mims graduated from the University of Florida with her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and went on to graduate from New York University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. She has treated a wide variety of injuries and conditions in an outpatient clinic and backstage on numerous shows on Broadway...
Dr. Dan Ginader received his undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from the University at Buffalo where he also played Division-1 baseball for all 4 years. While in undergrad he also completed over 500 internship hours under one of the country's best powerlifters where he gained a love for strength and conditioning. He would go on to stay at the University at Buffalo for his Doctorate...
Originally from California, Dr. Tegan Hayek received her bachelor's degree in Human Sciences and Dance from Loyola Marymount University. She moved to NYC to pursue her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Columbia University. She recently became a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and is currently completing her Pilates reformer teacher training...
Dr. Christopher Falciano graduated from Stony Brook University, before attending Hunter College to pursue his post-baccalaureate degree. He moved to Chicago in order to complete his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science. Christopher has treated patients in a wide variety of settings, including hospital rehab, outpatient orthopedic clinic, and sports rehabilitation centers...
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