The machine is down

Modules Maintenance

Maintenance

Each machine is a record on the plant. Its maintenance schedule sits on that machine, next to production and stores.

The maintenance calendar

Maintenance falls due by date, and you are alerted before it does.

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Each machine is a record
Production and maintenance read the same machine record.
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Dates on the machine
Maintenance dates sit on the machine, where production can see them before planning a job.
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Alerted before it falls due
The alert comes first, so the date is never a surprise.
04
Parts issued from stores
Parts for a maintenance job come from materials. The issue is on the same books.

November

Dummy data. Harbour Tools.

Today

The service history is a notebook in the maintenance room. Last oil change: August, or was it September?

The schedule is a wall chart one person updates. Production finds out when the job stops.

Maintenance dates sit on the machine, not on a wall chart that one person updates.

Covers

Works with

The job shipped. You still do not know what it cost.

Stock is a spreadsheet. The dock is a queue.

Questions

Yes. Each machine is a record on the plant. Production and maintenance both read it.

On the machine, not on a wall chart that one person updates. Maintenance falls due by date, and you are alerted before it does.

From materials. The issue is recorded on the same books as the rest of the plant.

Maintenance

Bring a Tally export or an item list. We will show you what it looks like in Mach ERP.

The machine is down. The history is a notebook.