Maintenance plan
Recurring tasks can be linked to an asset, frequency, execution mode and responsible area.
PREVENTIVE
Planned reliability
Preventive maintenance that does not get missed.
ARMS turns maintenance plans into specific tasks, due dates and verifiable execution. The system shows what is approaching, what was completed on time and where deviations exist.
Prevention, not firefighting
The complete preventive maintenance process.
A plan only creates value when due tasks are visible, execution is documented and results are measurable.
Automatic scheduling
The system creates and tracks occurrences from the plan, so the next due date does not have to be maintained manually.
Task list
The executor follows clear steps, checkpoints and expected results.
Execution evidence
Measurements, notes and results are linked to the specific maintenance event.
Deviation management
A detected abnormality can launch a controlled work order so the finding is not lost in a separate note.
PM compliance
Managers see the proportion and trend of tasks completed on time, late or still outstanding.
Why must planned downtime be separated?
Planned maintenance is not the same as an unexpected failure. ARMS separates planned and unplanned downtime so reliability results do not unfairly penalise scheduled interventions.
Reports show PM discipline and unexpected losses together, making it possible to evaluate whether preventive activity genuinely improves asset stability.
- Scheduled and condition-based tasks
- Task- and result-level traceability
- Corrective work order launched from a maintenance event
- Monitoring on-time compliance and overdue work
- Asset- and organisation-level PM reports