The key functionality of maintenance packages of all types is a database storing historical work records and maintenance intervals, aimed at the generation of reports identifying the next jobs to be done.
Integrating QEI Exec with an existing maintenance system creates an interactive model of the total environment, providing facilities for visualising of the overall status of all assets under maintenance, or the ability to carry out what-if analysis of possible maintenance strategies covering many maintenance cycles.
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This BoxChart™ shows activities grouped by different classes of maintenance work for a period of 12 months, and uses a profile (histogram) at the bottom of the chart to show for any day how many assets are undergoing maintenance. Using interactive charts like this, it is simple to re-plan so as to minimise the number of unproductive assets per day, and also to identify where current schedules exceed the available capacity for particular types of work. |
Summary
Interfaced to a maintenance system, QEI Exec can:
- Highlight the performance of the current maintenance schedule.
- Demonstrate the impact of alternate resource availabilities
- Offer virtually unlimited modelling functions.
- Generate revised next due dates based on the re-modelled program.
- Produce instant visibility of each job type
- Produce graphics suitable for all levels of management.
Further Information
- BoxCharts™ data sheet
- QEI Exec product overview
- Product features matrix
- QEI Exec product data sheet
- QEI Exec brochure
- Download an evaluation copy of QEI Exec
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