Query to find indexes for a specific table

Is there a query I can set up that will permit our computer operators to determine if an index exits on a table? We have a job that loads four tables and creates a record_id index on each. Last week one of the programmers had to make some changes to one of the tables. Somehow he blew the indexes on three of the four tables (they only have 230,000 rows each). Needless to say the four table join took forever. (Literally three orders of magnitude slower than usual). I know that I can go into DBACCESS and see the indexes for a table, but I don't plan to on premises when the third shift operator starts up the joins at 3:00 AM :-) So our operations manager asked me to come up with an EASY way for an operator to find out if the indexes exist. I did Read The Fine Manual, but couldn't find out where Informix stashes the index names (numbers?) along with the identity of table being indexed, and the ids of the columns comprising the index. Jerry