Computerised Maintenance Management System
Plan, Prioritize, Automate & simplify your Maintenance.
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What is Computerised Maintenance Management System?
CMMS stands for Computerized Maintenance Management System. It is a software solution that helps organizations manage and streamline their maintenance operations. CMMS is used to organize, track, and manage maintenance activities, including the scheduling of maintenance tasks, tracking of equipment and asset maintenance history, managing work orders, and optimizing maintenance processes.
Implementing a CMMS can lead to increased efficiency, reduced downtime, improved asset reliability, and better utilization of resources in maintenance operations. It is commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, facilities management, and transportation, among others.
CMMS Software
Asset Management
Tracking and managing information about equipment, machinery, and other assets, including maintenance history, location, and specifications.
Reporting & Analysis
Scheduling and automating routine maintenance tasks to prevent equipment breakdowns and extend the lifespan of assets.
Preventative Maintenance
Scheduling and automating routine maintenance tasks to prevent equipment breakdowns and extend the lifespan of assets.
Mobile access
Providing the ability to access the CMMS system through mobile devices, enabling field technicians to update information in real-time.
CMMS can help your business manage its maintanence – find out more here
Where is CMMS used?
Computerized Maintenance Management System is used in various industries and sectors to streamline and optimize maintenance processes. Some of the prominent sectors where CMMS is commonly used include:
Oil & Gas Industry
Healthcare
Vehicles
Aviation
Energy Sector
What is a Work Order Process?
The flow of a work order process can vary depending on the organizations specific procedures & requirements. However, here is a generalised flow that represents common steps in a typical work order process.
