Preventive Maintenance
Last updated
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You can create Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly repeating maintenance schedules for your assets.
You can specify a 'Start Date' and 'End Date' for each maintenance schedule.
You can attach one or more Team Members to each maintenance schedule.
Work orders are automatically generated based on these maintenance schedules and added to the calendar of the associated team member(s).
Work orders are generated around midnight for the subsequent day/week/month/year.
If you have created a daily repeating maintenance schedule, the corresponding work orders are generated 7 days in to the future. In other words, 7 future work orders are generated. The below table illustrates further.
| Maintenance Schedule Type | How Many Future Work Orders Are Generated |
|---|---|
Some times you might want the next work order to be generated only after the current one is closed. To do that you just need to toggle a switch as shown in the screenshot below.
You can generate work orders when certain event conditions are met. Like when a generator runs for so many hours. Or when a turbine completes so many RPM's.
Event based maintenance schedules require an API integration with your IOT or SCADA systems. Work orders are generated based on readings from your IOT/SCADA devices and some business rules that you can set.
Event based maintenance schedules are part of the paid plans. Please contact us.
Watch the below video for an end-to-end demo of SuperCMMS.
Daily
7
Weekly
4
Monthly
2
Yearly
1
