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Maintenance management brings together interventions on machines, equipment, tools, and facilities. Use it to plan inspections and retain the history of failures, time, and materials.

Before you start

Decide how much detail you need to identify equipment and causes. Too much detail makes work harder to record; too little limits analysis of recurring problems.

Getting started

Configure maintenance

Register machines, actions, and causes.

Record maintenance work

Keep each machine’s work history.

Schedule preventive maintenance

Create rules for recurring work before it becomes urgent.

Key concepts

Assets

Register maintainable machines, facilities, areas, or equipment.

Actions

Define reusable work or checks for work orders.

Causes

Classify reasons for failures or interventions to analyze recurrence.

Work orders

Record interventions with actions, time, and materials.

Preventive maintenance

Schedule recurring work on maintainable assets.