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Equipment maintenance

The power sources, positioners and ovens whose condition shows up in weld quality are maintained on paper — and the downtime that would justify replacing them is never measured.

How it works

  1. 01

    Register the asset with its history

    Each power source, positioner and oven enters the shared asset register with its maintenance history.

  2. 02

    Schedule the preventive work

    Tasks fall due by calendar or by hours used, surfaced before they're overdue rather than after.

  3. 03

    Capture the downtime

    A breakdown records the downtime it caused — the evidence behind a repair-or-replace decision.

What it covers

Asset register & history

Every asset with its maintenance history in one place.

Preventive schedules

By calendar or by usage, with what's due surfaced before it's overdue.

Breakdown & downtime

Breakdowns reported and downtime captured — the number for the capital request.

Spare parts

Parts and consumption, so a four-hour job doesn't wait three days for a part.

Cost per asset

What each asset costs over time, in evidence rather than anecdote.

Production equipment, not facilities

Maintenance is welding-shop equipment first: power sources, positioners and ovens are production equipment whose condition shows up in the weld. It shares the asset register with calibration, so a machine has one record whether it’s being serviced or checked for tolerance.

It is production-equipment maintenance, not a general-purpose plant or facilities system — the scope is deliberately the machines that touch the work.