QualityCompliance

Preventive maintenance

Schedule planned work from equipment hours, fault history and manufacturer intervals instead of waiting for breakdowns.

Tools

MaintainX, Samsara, monday.com, Freshservice

Outcomes

Planned work completed before it falls due • Statutory inspections booked ahead of expiry • Breakdown hours trending down month on month

Documentation

Instruction-ready detail below

What breaks

The maintenance schedule lives in a spreadsheet that is stale by the end of the first shift, so work happens after breakdowns and inspections are found overdue.

What the workflow does

  • Run hours and meter readings from fleet telematics are compared with the planned service interval.
  • Work orders are built from equipment history, not from a calendar reminder alone.
  • Statutory inspections are booked ahead of expiry with the certificate owner named.
  • A work order held for a missing part is linked to stock and to the part order.
  • The weekly backlog shows planned hours, overdue work and assets with repeat faults.

What a human approves

The maintenance lead approves the schedule, signs off each isolation before work starts, and decides which breakdowns become permanent fixes.

Automations

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Problem this workflow solves

Maintenance is reactive because the planner's schedule lives in a spreadsheet that is out of date by the end of the first shift. Unplanned stoppages hit the line at the worst moment, and statutory inspections are discovered late, when the certificate is already overdue. Planning work from real run hours and fault history keeps both uptime and the audit defensible.

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  • •Plain-language instructions
  • •Runs on your machine
  • •Works with your existing setup
  • •Reviewable activity history
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