MES tpm

_Breaking the vicious circle of firefighting.

Many maintenance teams are reactive rather than proactive. When maintenance tasks are simply recorded in paper-based files, due dates often clash significantly with short- and medium-term customer orders. The result: maintenance is ‘postponed’ by management, undetected wear and tear leads to sudden total failure, and the plant is out of action for weeks on end.

_Breaking the vicious circle of firefighting.

Many maintenance teams are reactive rather than proactive. When maintenance tasks are simply recorded in paper-based files, due dates often clash significantly with short- and medium-term customer orders. The result: maintenance is ‘postponed’ by management, undetected wear and tear leads to sudden total failure, and the plant is out of action for weeks on end.

State-based trigger events

The system does not generate maintenance orders based on gut feeling or simply according to the calendar; rather, it does so precisely in line with the production cycles completed.

Manufacturing and Maintenance in Harmony

Upcoming plant maintenance work is reported to the control room planning team well in advance and seamlessly slotted into downtime periods. There are no problematic overlaps with production schedules.

Audit compliance in passing

For ISO auditors, the tpm module provides a complete and tamper-proof record of the history of your machine maintenance (Who? When? How long?).

With MES tpm, you can plan your maintenance and repairs and take proactive action before you have to react. You define the due dates for individual maintenance tasks—whether based on operating hours, production cycles, fixed intervals in minutes/hours/days/weeks/months, or specific events such as startup after a shutdown or the start of a shift. The system not only generates a maintenance ticket, which your employees confirm via the web-based machine terminal, but also—if you define the maintenance task accordingly—automatically blocks the affected resource in your production planning.

With MES tpm, you can plan your maintenance and repairs and take proactive action before you have to react. You define the due dates for individual maintenance tasks—whether based on operating hours, production cycles, fixed intervals in minutes/hours/days/weeks/months, or specific events such as startup after a shutdown or the start of a shift. The system not only generates a maintenance ticket, which your employees confirm via the web-based machine terminal, but also—if you define the maintenance task accordingly—automatically blocks the affected resource in your production planning.