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FAQs About CMMS

A Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) streamlines the management of maintenance tasks, equipment data, and inventory control for organizations. This software aids maintenance professionals in efficiently planning, tracking, and optimizing maintenance activities, ensuring a more organized approach to asset management and maintenance scheduling. CMMS platforms provide critical insights into equipment performance and maintenance needs, supporting proactive maintenance strategies and enhancing operational reliability.

Among other things, a CMMS system functions as a work order software to track maintenance orders and schedule tasks. It helps maintenance teams manage their workflows and minimize downtime. Through integrations with vibration sensors and other condition monitoring tools, a CMMS and its database also lets teams keep tabs around-the-clock on machine health and conditions, so they can implement condition-based maintenance.

Other key CMMS integrations, like Enterprise Resource Planning software, can help maintenance teams connect their operations to the purchasing and inventory functions used elsewhere in an organization. While maintenance and reliability teams may spend their time focus on keeping machines running, today’s organizational environments make it must that a CMMS can communicate seamlessly with these other business systems.

Today’s maintenance managers rely on CMMS systems to level up their maintenance programs, streamline processes, and improve tracking and analysis of maintenance KPIs. A CMMS can also enable accurate documentation for maintenance activities, which is vital for heavily regulated industries subject to audits.

In the end, a CMMS is a database, and information within supports a variety of functions across different teams. Those in operations or finance can benefit from visibility into inventory status or costs, supply contracting, and other maintenance functions.

A CMMS has numerous advantages for maintenance and reliability teams seeking to save time, improve efficiency, maximize uptime, and strengthen reliability. Integrating a CMMS software doesn’t just digitalize maintenance management—if utilized correctly, a CMMS can help boost core KPIs, cut maintenance costs, and drive production. Going into the age of AI, IIoT, and smart factories, having a CMMS is an essential tool for streamlining and managing your maintenance team.

Here are some of the major advantages that maintenance programs with CMMS software have over the competition:

  • Reduce downtime with preventive and predictive maintenance
  • Save time on everything from management to organization, scheduling, data entry, and reporting
  • Increase overall reliability and extend equipment lifespan with asset management, tracking and analysis
  • Ensure business meets regulatory compliance and safety standards with maintenance standardization across teams and worksites
  • Boost work order completion rates with work order management
  • Track and reduce maintenance costs with purchasing software integration
  • Monitor and increase productivity and reduce labor with work order scheduling
  • Simplify reporting by tracking KPIs and offering easy-to-use reports and dashboards

Modern CMMS software generally has all of the following capabilities:

  • Work Order Management
    Create, assign, and complete work orders and work requests.
  • Asset Management
    Track assets, see their current status, and view detailed maintenance history.
  • Preventive Maintenance
    Schedule recurring PMs for assets and include tasks, procedures, and parts. Advanced CMMS platforms also offer interactive drag & drop calendars for simplified PM planning.
  • Parts & Inventory Management
    Book spare parts for work orders and attach them to relevant assets. Monitor inventory levels and receive alerts when parts need to be reordered.
  • Reporting & Analytics
    Design reports of maintenance activities and build dashboards to gain visibility into key processes and KPIs.
  • Mobile CMMS App
    Manage maintenance from the palm of your hand, from work orders to booking parts. Premium CMMS apps allow offline work that syncs later.
  • Regulatory Compliance
    Easily build audit dashboards to demonstrate compliance. Review and report on records stored in a comprehensive audit trail. Safeguard key actions with electronic signatures.
  • Integrations
    Integrate your CMMS with your core business software, from SAP to Power BI, with API connections or through low-code integration. Tap into SCADA & PLC systems to access condition data.
  • Predictive Maintenance
    Connect to condition monitoring sensors and software to automate work orders based on condition data, evolving your strategy into predictive maintenance.
  • Multi-Site Capabilities
    Enterprise-friendly CMMS software gives you the ability to manage multiple sites, standardizing maintenance strategy and allowing for global reports. Multi-site CMMS platforms generally also allow you to work across languages, time zones, and currencies.

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