Maintenance Procedures
Every machine’s maintenance, step by step, on record.
Maintenance · procedures
Runs every machine’s maintenance step by step with approved procedures: the plan works by hours, cycles or days; the technician enters safety steps, measurements and photos on a tablet and signs off; everything stays on record.
Today and after
Today: Maintenance lives in the technician’s head.
With Maintenance Procedures: Every service follows an approved procedure, step by step.
Today: A skipped check turns into a breakdown.
With Maintenance Procedures: An out-of-tolerance reading opens a work order by itself.
Today: Who did what and when is unclear.
With Maintenance Procedures: Every machine’s history is one tap away.
What it does
Today’s maintenance
Overdue, today and this week; assigned to a technician.
Step by step
Lock-out/tag-out, tools and parts, measurement with tolerance, photo, sign-off.
Procedure library
Versioned, approved procedures per machine type; edit and send for approval.
Counter-based plan
As hours and cycles add up, the next service arrives by itself.
Machine history
Date, procedure, technician, findings and parts used.
Reports
On-time completion, time between failures, parts consumption.
What it connects to
- PLC counters (hours / cycles)
- Live Line (SCADA) alarms
- Stock and spare parts
- ERP maintenance orders
- Tablet and phone
Sensors it works with
A typical project
- Scope
- 10–200 machines, 20–100 procedures, technician tablets.
- Duration
- 4–8 weeks
The demo runs entirely in your browser on simulated data. Let us talk about how it would look on your own line.
