Six Steps to Setting Up a Preventative Maintenance (PM) Program
A large part of keeping a company running efficiently and profitably is ensuring that all equipment is functioning optimally. To do so, routine preventative maintenance needs to be conducted. Unfortunately, regular equipment checks often go overlooked in certain areas of a company's operations mainly because attention is usually directed toward more pressing issues. However, when small tasks go overlooked for long periods of time, problems often follow; production errors, work injuries, and asset damage can all occur if careful tracking and maintenance aren’t followed. A breakdown in critical equipment is costly both regarding repairs as well as downtime and delays in a company’s productivity.
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