How to use a CMMS for work order management
Work orders are the heart of a maintenance program. Utilizing work order software tools within a CMMS helps organizations stay up-to-date on labor, projects, and resources in the current queue. The work order management tools enable an organization to control work backlog and upcoming work, make constant improvements, boost labor productivity, and remain compliant.
Improving the way organizations of all types and sizes manage their maintenance operations
Now we’re not only getting our preventive maintenance where it needs to be, we’ve also moved into the predictive maintenance side.”
– Martin Nelson, Maintenance & Engineering Manager, Jack Daniel Cooperage
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How much can you save by implementing a CMMS?
42% of unplanned downtime is caused by aging equipment and costs industrial manufacturers an estimated $50 billion annually. A CMMS helps you save time and money and beat the odds by increasing asset reliability and extending equipment life.