Schedule

Machine design techniques have become very complicated within the last few years. Regardless of  what technological advances are made, there is one factor that must accompany all workable machines - RELIABILITY. A very effective and organized PM program is required to insure reliability of machine and equipment operation.

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• Schedule PM's by time interval, usage, equipment condition or on demand.
• Define fixed and variable scheduling criteria.
• Identify the days, weeks, months that are valid for scheduling work.
• Create PM groups to define or model PM requirements for similar equipment.
• Reuse PM definitions on multiple equipment.
• Define work duration and scheduling lead time.
• Define labor, material, tools and  services required to perform work.
• Deactivate PM's when asset is out of service.
• Automatically adjust schedules to accommodate coinciding PM's.
• Associate PM's to synchronize scheduling.

View all outstanding or due tasks and job orders for a certain day, week, or month. View all backlogged and unscheduled job orders and all unapproved on-site requests. Reschedule backlogged job orders, schedule unscheduled job orders, and approve and create job orders for unapproved on-site request.