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Computer-Managed Maintenance Systems
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by: William W. Cato and R. Keith Mobley
Topics include: effective maintenance organization, work order planning, preventive maintenance work orders, justification package, effective maintenance management, open work orders, standard maintenance procedures, invoice matching, preventive maintenance plans, maintenance planners, work order number, craft personnel, equipment reliability, character terminals, work request, inventory file, maintenance resources
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A computer-managed maintenance system (CMMS) is an integrated set of computer programs and data files used to manage the massive amounts of data generated by maintenance, inventory control, and purchasing. It even incorporates work backlogs, schedules, preventive maintenance plans and their schedules, labor utilization, and maintenance cost distribution.
A CMMS will also track materials used, including quantities and cost. With this system you can control inventories and maintain optimum, cost-effective levels of parts. This system can also provide historical, current and future information as a summary or in detail.
Contents:
Chapter 1: Determining the Need and Selling the Program
Chapter 2: Definition of a CMMS
Chapter 3: CMMS Justification
Chapter 4: CMMS Vendor Selection
Chapter 5: Project Implementation
Chapter 6: Integrating a CMMS with Other Systems
Chapter 7: CMMS and Client Server
Chapter 8: Why a CMMS Fails
Chapter 9: How to Assure Success
Appendix A: Comparison of CMMS Systems
Appendix B: Typical CMMS Data Fields
Appendix C: Sample CMMS Vendor Evaluation Form
Appendix D: Benchmark Criteria for World-Class Organizations
Index
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