Maintenance / CMMS

Structured maintenance and equipment history

Move from reactive repairs to planned maintenance, with a clear asset structure, work orders and a usable equipment history.

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Asset hierarchy

Sites, lines, machines and components organised in a consistent structure.

Preventive maintenance

Time- and usage-based plans with checklists and automatic scheduling.

Corrective maintenance

Breakdown reporting, prioritisation and resolution tracking.

Work orders

Assign, execute and close jobs with labour, parts and time recorded.

Spare parts

Link parts to equipment, track stock and consumption per work order.

Downtime tracking

Record failure causes and downtime for analysis.

History & KPIs

Equipment history, MTBF/MTTR, cost per asset and maintenance backlog.

Reliable data first

A CMMS is only useful if the asset list, work orders and parts data are kept accurate. The setup focuses on a structure the maintenance team can actually maintain.

Plan maintenance instead of reacting

We review your assets, current maintenance practices and spare parts, then define a CMMS setup and rollout.