implementation guide

#1 Software configuration; recording of Maintenance Items/Assets

Recording of maintenance items/assets to be managed in ManWinWin as well as the necessary assets configurations, required before recording them.

#2 Running records and other features of Maintenance Items/Assets

Recording running records for a maintenance item in ManWinWin. Other features associated to the maintenance items will be shown, such as documents, repeating/copy & paste items and printouts, will also be shown.

#3 Recording Maintenance materials

Recording maintenance materials / spare parts in ManWinWin, as well as the necessary configurations, required before starting. Other features associated to maintenance materials will be shown, such as documents, repeating/copy & paste materials and printouts.

#4 Creating a Maintenance Plan for a Maintenance Item/Asset

Creation of a maintenance plan for an item/asset to be managed in ManWinWin as well as the necessary configurations before creating the plan.

#5 Management of Systematic Work Orders

Scheduling of systematic work orders in ManWinWin, which will bring the maintenance plans, created before, to life.

#6 Rescheduling Work Orders and Work Orders Not Performed

Rescheduling work orders in ManWinWin; work orders that were not performed.

#7 Non-Systematic work orders and FMEA Tree Analysis (Failure modes)

Recording Non-Systematic work orders in ManWinWin; development of the failure modes tree.

#8 Recording man-hours, materials and third party services in Work Orders; Fuel Supply Records

Recording man-hours, materials and third-party services and respective costs in Work Orders; fuel supply records.

#9 Creating Reading Parameters and recording Reading Points

Creating reading parameters and recording reading points in ManWinWin; recording new readings for a reading point.

#10 Maintenance Budget

Creating a maintenance budget in ManWinWin and controlling the respective budget execution.

#11 Analysis, Work Reports & KPI

Maintenance analysis, work reports & KPI.