The effectiveness of any maintenance plan, preventive or not, relies on your spare parts management. The challenge is finding the balance between having parts on hand when you need them and not having capital tied up in inventory you won’t need for months. Striking that balance allows you to minimize downtime by eliminating extra repair time due to lacking the necessary parts.
Analysis is to advance beyond just the superficial cause and adjust your process or systems to remedy the root cause. Now, root cause analysis isn’t just for major incidents or breakdowns. You can incorporate preventive root cause analyses into your maintenance strategy to keep things running smoothly and efficiently and help prevent major incidents from happening.
Usage-based maintenance avoids over-maintaining assets. A recent study found that 30% of PMs are scheduled too often for less-used assets.
Work orders are the bread and butter of your maintenance department. In fact, an average maintenance team handles over 2,300 work orders per year, which is about 45 per week. This means that work orders have a huge impact on
If you’re providing devices for your team an MDM (Mobile Device Management) solution is incredibly helpful.
You send a bigger crane but still only bill for a 40-ton, which cuts into your profit margins. But, do you know how much that is costing you every year?
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