Assets · preventive tasks · downtime
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
- 01
Register the asset with its history
Each power source, positioner and oven enters the shared asset register with its maintenance history.
- 02
Schedule the preventive work
Tasks fall due by calendar or by hours used, surfaced before they're overdue rather than after.
- 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.