Part 05 · The timing belt · PM Scheduler

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.

PM Scheduler
WEEK 44

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

Calendar Run-hours ConditionPM compliance this month: 94%

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.

PM-05.01

Three trigger types

Calendar intervals, run-hour counts and condition thresholds, mixed on the same machine.

PM-05.02

Shutdown planning

Mark planned stops and pull due and nearly due PMs into them.

PM-05.03

Task libraries

Reusable PM templates for motors, gearboxes, pumps, compressors, chillers and conveyors.

PM-05.04

Resource view

See technician hours needed per day before the week starts.

PM-05.05

Compliance tracking

PM done on time, late or skipped, by area and by technician.

PM-05.06

Statutory checks

Track boiler, lifting equipment and pressure vessel inspections with due-date reminders.

Sequence of operation

How it runs in your plant

  1. 1

    Define

    Pick a template or write tasks for each machine.

  2. 2

    Trigger

    Set calendar, run-hour or condition triggers.

  3. 3

    Schedule

    Jobs land in the calendar and group into planned shutdowns.

  4. 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

INSPECTION TAGNO. 0005

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