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A common misconception about CMMS is that the job is complete when the system goes 'live'. Clearly this is only the first step in a process that must adapt and grow with the changing demands of the users, their workload and the business.
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Our goal is not a successful implementation, but the implementation of a successful system. Depending on the current level of maintenance the following services are available:
1. Evaluation of current maintenance performance and suggestions for improvement
2. Define CMMS criteria, where appropriate
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Optimising use of existing CMMS to ensure continuous improvement ...
Data
collection, ensure that it is complete and provides feedback
to Engineers, performance measurements for Supervisors, details
for analysis and KPI criteria
Employee
involvement, apply TPM principles
RCM
methodology to evaluate PM routines
Your CMMS should be providing measurable and ongoing improvement
in maintenance cost and production quantity and/or quality. If
it does not, we can help
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