Maintenance module
Maintenance: the second calendar next to statutory inspection
Statutory inspection is the calendar the law asks for, maintenance is the calendar the equipment asks for; once the two are mixed into one list, one of them always slips. This page describes the planned scope for the maintenance module.
This page is written for the technical teams that build the maintenance plan and the OHS specialists who run the inspection calendar.
What the scope covers
- Planned maintenance calendarThe aim is to show planned maintenance work tied to the equipment record on a calendar.
- Breakdown and response recordCollecting unplanned breakdowns and the response on the same equipment record is part of the planned scope.
- Ownership of the work orderFollowing the owner, the state and the closure of a maintenance job is part of the design.
- Kept apart from inspectionKeeping the maintenance record from blending into the statutory inspection record is observed by holding them apart in the design.
- Equipment historyThe aim is to read the maintenance history of an item of equipment in a single list.
Where the topic lives on the site today
Until the module goes live, the published pages that cover the same subject are below.
- Statutory inspection moduleThe module page describing the inspection record; maintenance is the second calendar next to it.
- Inspection compared with maintenanceAn answer page on why the two calendars are held apart.
- Why calibration is neededAn answer page on the maintenance heading that measuring equipment carries.
- Fire extinguisher maintenance guideA guide walking the maintenance order through a single item of equipment.
- Daily check guide for lifting equipmentA guide on how the check the user makes every day is recorded.
When does this module open
This page is updated once the module is queued; if you write which headings your maintenance plan needs, it is taken into account in the ordering.
Maintenance module
What sits in your maintenance plan
Send us what you expect from the scope; the module is announced from this page once it is queued.
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