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Maintenance reference

The actual list of fields, values, and settings in the Preventive Maintenance module.

Item in the Maintenance group What’s on the page
Calibrations Calibration records; the Never calibrated tab lists instruments with no record at all
Schedules The schedules of all plans, by asset
Plans Maintenance plans
Job Plans Job plans
Analytics Timeliness and cost figures (needs the Analytics right)

The Maintenance Settings page is under Settings.

Field Required Description
Code yes A short code for the job plan
Name yes The name of the job
Description no The details
Kind — Maintenance or Calibration
Maintenance Type yes The type the work orders get
Estimated Hours no The effort estimate; becomes the work order’s estimated hours
Instructions no General directions for the technician
Required signatures no Calibration only: Technician, Reviewer, Approver
Calibration points no Calibration only: nominal value, unit, lower and upper tolerance
Active — An inactive job plan can’t be chosen in a new plan
Tasks no Task title and the Mandatory checkbox
Materials no An inventory item and quantity; they go into the work order as planned materials
Field Required Description
Name yes The plan’s name
Job Plan yes What to do
Description no The details
Scope yes Asset type (every asset of the type, can be narrowed by Location) or Asset
Triggers yes At least one: by time and/or by meter
Anchor — Floating or Fixed
First service — Fixed anchor only: On the count start or One interval after the start
Count start — Asset’s commissioning date, Date the plan is applied to the asset, or Set date
Lead Time (days) yes How many days before the due date the status turns “Due”; 7 by default
Grace Period (days) no How many days after the due date the work still counts as on time; if empty, 10% of the shortest interval, at least 1 day
How the work is recorded — Work order or Log only
Who does the work — In house or Service center
Service center no For work done at a service center
Work Order Title Template no {plan}: {asset} by default; placeholders {plan}, {asset}, {asset_id}, {type}
Priority yes For a plan with work orders: the work orders’ priority
Assigned Group no Who gets the work orders and the reminders
Trigger Fields When service comes due
Time Every, Unit (day(s), week(s), month(s), year(s)) One interval after the last completion or the count start
Meter Meter Type (running hours, mileage, cycles, custom), Every, Lead When the reading reaches the last value plus “Every”; the work order comes “Lead” units earlier

If both triggers are set, service comes due on whichever happens first.

Status Description
Active The plan keeps its schedules and creates reminders and work orders
Paused No reminders or work orders; the due dates are kept
Status When
Upcoming The due date hasn’t come yet
Due The lead-time window has started, or the meter is within its lead of the threshold
Overdue The due date has passed or the meter has reached the threshold

Extra markers in the Status column: Plan paused; “No … meter on the asset — it will not come due”.

Action What it does Right
Generate work order Creates a work order for the schedule now; doesn’t move the due date Create work orders
Skip Skips the current due date, with a note Manage plans
Count start Shows what the due date is counted from; sets the count start and the last service before tracking Manage plans
Complete Records a completion: date, meter value, cost, note. For calibration, Enter a calibration record Mark as done
Value When
On time Done no later than the due date
On time: +N d within an M-day grace Done after the due date, but within the grace period
Late by N d The grace period was exceeded
Skipped The date was skipped with the Skip action
Metric Description
On-time compliance The share of completions done by the due date or within the plan’s grace period
Completed The number of completions in the period
Overdue now How many schedules are overdue today
Average delay, days The average lateness of completions

Charts: By kind, By asset type, Overdue by age (up to 7 days, up to 30 days, over 30 days, by meter), Calibration verdicts, and the External work by service centre table. The period is 30 days, 90 days, or 12 months.

Field Description
Type Running hours, Mileage, Cycles, or Custom
Name Required for a custom meter
Unit For example, “h” or “mi”
Increasing only A new reading can’t be lower than the previous one; on by default

Reading fields: Value, The meter was replaced or reset with the Reading at installation, and Note.

Field Required Description
Instrument yes The instrument being calibrated
Maintenance plan no The calibration plan; the record closes the plan’s cycle
Calibration date yes No later than today
Next due no No earlier than the calibration date
Verdict no If empty, it’s derived from the measured points
Verdict justification no Required when the verdict differs from the measurements; printed on the certificate
Performed by — Internal or External
Service center yes for external The outside lab
Accredited calibration (ISO/IEC 17025), Accreditation number no For an external lab
Certificate number, Measurement uncertainty, Calibration procedure no Calibration data
Temperature, Relative humidity no Calibration conditions
Cost no The cost of the calibration
Reference standards no The instruments used for the check
Measured points — As found and As left, up to 4 decimal places
Limited-use note yes for that verdict Which part of the range the instrument is fit for
Impact assessment, Decision — For an out-of-tolerance verdict: No impact, Accepted as is, Rework, Recall
Verdict Closes the cycle Description
In tolerance yes Every point is within tolerance
Adjusted yes There were deviations before calibration; after adjustment the instrument is within tolerance
Out of tolerance no The instrument is inaccurate; takes effect immediately, even without signatures
Limited use no The instrument is fit for only part of its range; takes effect immediately
Status Check-out with “Block”
In calibration allowed
Calibration due soon allowed with a warning
Calibration overdue refused
Out of tolerance refused
Limited use allowed with a warning
At service allowed with a warning
Not calibrated refused

With Warn, check-out is allowed in any status, but with a warning. The check applies to check-outs and to transfers between locations.

Role What the signature means Order
Technician Performed by 1
Reviewer Reviewed by 2
Approver Approved by 3

Signature state in the journal: Not required, Waiting on , Signed. Signature methods: Typed and Drawn.

Field Values Default
Calibration Enforcement Warn · Block Warn
Warn before calibration is due (days) 1–365 30
Require electronic signatures on · off off
Re-authentication before signing Not required · Password Password
Allowed signature methods Typed (always), Drawn Typed
Event in the notification settings When
Maintenance due For Log only plans, when the lead-time window starts
Maintenance overdue The due date has passed; no more than once a week
Calibration due soon 7 days before the due date and on the due date
Calibration overdue The calibration due date has passed; once a week, also a summary of instruments with no calibration
Calibration failed A record came out out of tolerance
Signature requested A record is waiting for a signature in your role

Dashboard widgets: Maintenance coming due, Calibration status, Calibration due, Maintenance compliance (needs the Analytics right).

In the role editor, the rights are in the Maintenance group.

Right What it allows
View See schedules, plans, job plans, calibration records, certificates, and the Maintenance tab on the asset card
Manage plans Create, edit, duplicate, and delete job plans and plans, pause plans, skip due dates, change the count start
Mark as done Mark service as done and enter calibration records
Edit calibration records Edit and delete calibration records and attach files to them
Sign calibration records Sign calibration records
Analytics The analytics page and the Maintenance compliance widget
Settings The Maintenance Settings page

Related rights from other sections: creating work orders, for the Generate work order action; viewing inventory, to change a job plan’s materials; editing assets, to keep meters; Repairs, to send an asset to a service center.