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On this page you can see the
description of the basic main functional areas. Should you need more
functionality, you can easily upgrade without losing any information
to MiniMaint.
Asset Tree Structure
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Easy software navigation and simple menus are the keys to
MicroMaint’s simplicity. This is first provided by an asset
tree structure with a cut, copy and paste facility. Each
asset is located geographically and can be found quickly
using the simplified search. From there a double click can
lead you to all your asset information. A plain menu design
offers fast access to all program areas that are required to
maintain and manage your small to medium maintenance
operations. |
Asset Information
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The reports you need should guide you towards your asset
classification, and there are ample fields to record
location, cost centre, downtime cost per hour, service time
and many more including 6 user defined fields. If
you want more accuracy than a time based preventive
schedule, use the meter with an automatic data import
facility, available on each asset.
The availability to import data is a crucial factor in
setting up your asset register, parts listing, and other
lists. Should this information be available in spreadsheets,
we at Xetec can import the data. |
Work Requests
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With no knowledge of MicroMaint required, this allows those
outside the maintenance department to post requests to the
supervisor. This is a simple screen that allows feedback on
the progress to be provided to the creator. The supervisor
has the option to transform the work request to a work order
just by a simple click of the mouse. The
supervisor has the possibility of creating more than one
work order from each work request. Should the level of work
requests increase, this facility can be used as a Help Desk. |
Planned Maintenance
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Besides the standard PM, model PM’s allow for similar
assets. Model PM’s are templates stored in a library and
thus can be applied at any time to any number of assets. A
link between model PM’s and those applied to assets is
maintained so that changes to the model are carried through.
Managing your resources is possible as in both standard and
model PM templates, technician times and costs, and part
quantities and costs and easily entered. Comments
and attachments contain all the information that is
necessary for the successful completion of the work. |
Work Orders
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Three setup choices allow you to
generate your work orders, automatically when you open the
software or at a specific time during the day, or manually,
the option is yours. Should you wish to move away
from paper based records, because of the simple closing
procedure you have the option to allow the engineers to
complete details and close work orders. This is possible in
three ways; in the software, on the internet (intranet too),
and using PDA’s (3G/GPRS, Wireless or Bluetooth). |
Spare Parts and Stock
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Because an asset register alone is not enough, MicroMaint
includes a spare parts facility, keeping a track of all
parts needed, qualifying actual, available, minimum and
reorder stock levels for each and every part. As MicroMaint
always recognises your part requirements for planned work
orders too, you can therefore set up ample warning using the
automatic stock reorder report. If the time is not available
to enter all the associated parts required for each asset,
or you don't have a spreadsheet with all the asset spare
parts listed for immediate import, relax, every time you use
a part in a work order on an asset, it can be added
automatically to that asset's part list. |
Reports
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One of the prime reasons for
implementing a CMMS is to obtain and review reports. Three
ways allow you to do this;
1. Monitoring Table where one glance gives feedback on the
overall performance of your operation and has a drilldown
capability to further information
2. Asset analysis (shown here) where information on any
particular asset can be examined.
3. One of 150 reports
available with the possibility of any custom report to be
added to the list. Where applicable, reports are complete
with pie/bar graphs. |