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A web management system that is a representation
of FM process flow by means of a network in form of a set of
executables, documents, databases, and various supporting
methods & tools. FMS design will base on the above four
components. The design activity will cater for the following to
start FMS development life cycle. FMS by design will encapsulate
functions given as follows under various headings:
Preventive Maintenance: Helps identify
potential breakdowns and prevent equipment failure—impacting
production and profits. FMS automatically creates work orders
when preventive maintenance is due and it documents your
activities making it easier to analyze trends and spot recurrent
problems.
Scheduling: Monitor maintenance by
odometer, hours, days, calendar dates, days of the week, tire
depth, or fuel and oil consumption. FMS monitors everything that
needs routine maintenance (e.g. heavy equipment, trucks,
manufacturing systems, parks and zoos, city streets, buildings,
vehicles, airport ground equipment, golf courses, etc.)
Repair Histories: Produce complete
repair histories for each vehicle, including parts and labor.
Review your repair costs in a variety of ways—geographic
location, department, type, ID number, etc.
Fuel + Oil Tracking: Detect early signs
of equipment and vehicle fatigue. FMS monitors performance based
on fuel and/or oil consumption. Fuel per mile/hour and oil per
mile/hour reports can be printed to help pinpoint and prevent
potential problems.
Tool Tracking: It's simple to find out
which employees have what tools assigned to them with this
optional feature. The date and time of assignment and return
information is also tracked.
Work Orders: FMS creates work orders
for routine maintenance, eliminating any manual input. For
unscheduled maintenance, FMS provides an easy work description
and parts entry system. Classify work orders by the type of work
performed. Once completed, the inventory, history, and budget
files are updated automatically.
Tire Tracking: Track purchase date,
original cost of tire, re-treading and history of repairs, and
tire depth. Tires can be identified by position and location on
vehicle.
Sub Assets: Track maintenance and
service schedules on engines and other components of your major
assets.
Asset Depreciation: FMS allows you to
track the depreciation on your assets using the Straight Line
Depreciation method.
Warranty Tracking: Track the warranty
information on all of your equipment, tools and vehicles. Know
when assets are still covered under warranty, length of term and
more.
Parts Inventory: Simple, fast and
accurate — FMS tracks all of the information you need for
inventory. Track Inventory status and eliminate costly stock
outs or surpluses with the reorder and overage functions. View a
detailed list of all purchases. Automatically generate a
purchase order with the quantity needed to bring stock back to
the normal stocking level.
Alternate Parts: produce alternate
parts lists that can be used when you are out of a specific part
saving valuable time.
Expense Tracking: FMS analyzes your
projected budget versus actually showing you the variance on a
monthly basis. With Expense Tracking, FMS helps you account for
all maintenance expenses. If needed, budgets can be grouped for
reporting purposes.
Purchase Orders: Enter purchase orders
or automatically generate POs’ for inventory items that are low.
Provides flexibility to generate, change, delete, and print
purchase orders. Purchase orders automatically update inventory
quantities, as well as expenses.
Reports: FMS provides a variety of
flexible and powerful reports to analyze your inventory,
maintenance, budgets, accounting, labor, repair histories, work
orders, expenses, etc.
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