Preventive maintenance that waits for the shutdown, not the breakdown.
Plan PM by calendar, by actual run-hours or by measured condition. The scheduler groups jobs into planned shutdowns so the line stops once and gets everything done.
Calendar
Weekly, monthly, yearly
Run-hours
From PLC or current sensor
Mon
Grease M-3 bearings
Calendar
Tue
Compressor AC-02 filter
Run-hours
Wed
Conveyor belt tension
Calendar
Thu
CP-12 seal check
Condition
Fri
Hydraulic oil sample
Run-hours
Sat
Sun
Shutdown
GB-3 bearing 6312
Condition
Extruder heater bands
Calendar
Condition
Triggered by Sensor Watch
Calendar
Weekly, monthly, yearly
Run-hours
From PLC or current sensor
Condition
Triggered by Sensor Watch
What it does
PM Scheduler, part by part
Preventive maintenance by calendar, run-hours or measured condition, slotted into planned shutdowns instead of production hours.
Three trigger types
Calendar intervals, run-hour counts and condition thresholds, mixed on the same machine.
Shutdown planning
Mark planned stops and pull due and nearly due PMs into them.
Task libraries
Reusable PM templates for motors, gearboxes, pumps, compressors, chillers and conveyors.
Resource view
See technician hours needed per day before the week starts.
Compliance tracking
PM done on time, late or skipped, by area and by technician.
Statutory checks
Track boiler, lifting equipment and pressure vessel inspections with due-date reminders.
Sequence of operation
How it runs in your plant
- 1
Define
Pick a template or write tasks for each machine.
- 2
Trigger
Set calendar, run-hour or condition triggers.
- 3
Schedule
Jobs land in the calendar and group into planned shutdowns.
- 4
Track
Compliance and overdue PMs show on the planner's dashboard.
Spec sheet
- Triggers
- Calendar, run-hours, condition, meter reading
- Templates
- Included for common rotating equipment
- Shutdown windows
- Unlimited per line
- Reports
- PM compliance, backlog, hours planned vs done
Connected parts
Hang a tag on your first 5 machines.
- Machines
- 5
- Days free
- 60
- Card needed
- No
Signed: maintenance head, ____________
Control station
- Start with sensors we rent you, or with PLC data you already have
- Asset register, work orders and PM live in the first week
- Your first AI baseline is ready after about 14 days of readings