CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) is a software tool that centralizes maintenance information and tracks equipment, work orders, and spare parts in one database.

How a CMMS Works
- Central Database: Stores asset history, manuals, warranties, and maintenance logs.
- Work Orders: Automates the creation, assignment, and tracking of repair or inspection tasks.
- Scheduling: Triggers automated preventive maintenance (PM) routines based on time or usage.
- Inventory Control: Monitors spare parts stock levels to reorder items before they run out.
Key Benefits
- Less Downtime: Shifts teams from reactive emergency repairs to proactive preventive care.
- Lower Costs: Controls inventory and prevents expensive catastrophic equipment failures.
- Better Accountability: Tracks which technician completed a task and how long it took.
- Data and Reporting: Generates key performance indicators (KPIs) like mean time to repair (MTTR)
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