Efficient Work Orders with EasyMaint: Beyond Frequent Planning

Maintenance departments rely on work orders to ensure the efficient and timely execution of essential tasks. EasyMaint takes this management a step further by offering a comprehensive approach that encompasses both frequency-based planning and advanced meter and counter control. Here's how EasyMaint optimizes this process:

Frequency-Based Planning:

EasyMaint allows for frequency-based planning, ensuring the timely execution of preventive tasks. However, the software's versatility goes beyond this.

Meter and Counter Control:

For specific cases, such as vehicles with odometers or forklifts with hour meters, EasyMaint automatically controls work orders when predefined limits are reached. This ensures that preventive maintenance is scheduled based on the actual usage of equipment.

Management of Minimum and Maximum Thresholds:

EasyMaint facilitates the control of meters with defined thresholds, such as pressure gauges, temperature gauges, pipe thickness, vibrations, and more. When these thresholds are reached, work orders are automatically generated, optimizing preventive management.

Manual Entry or Import of Readings:

Readings can be entered manually or imported from SCADA systems, PLCs, and other sensors. This flexibility ensures accurate data capture, regardless of the source.

Automatic Event Activation:

EasyMaint creates events that manage and control maintenance activities. From the automatic generation of work orders to alarms and alerts, the software ensures a proactive response to any changes in operating conditions.

Customized Notifications:

EasyMaint goes further by offering email notifications or SMS messages, keeping all involved parties informed in real-time about critical events or pending tasks.

With EasyMaint, work orders cease to be merely plans and become a dynamic response to the real conditions of your assets. This advanced approach optimizes efficiency and ensures that preventive maintenance is always synchronized with the current state of your equipment.