How eMaint CMMS and RCM drive maintenance excellence at Utah’s prison facilities

The Utah Department of Corrections maintains more than 18,200 assets and 2,110,000-square-feet building space throughout the state and is headquartered just south of Salt Lake City. The number of assets will rise to nearly 30,000 machines once the construction of a new Salt Lake City facility is completed.

After 25 years using a legacy work order system, the state agency wanted to move into the future with a robust, computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) software program that could align with its reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) strategies. A selection committee chose eMaint CMMS because it met the agency’s exacting criteria and was flexible enough to fit its prison facilities’ niche needs.

• Identified and categorized thousands of critical assets to advance PM prioritization

• Optimized facilities maintenance by integrating powerful CMMS software with RCM strategies

• Moved from an antiquated system to a highly flexible CMMS to keep critical assets running at peak performance