When it comes to streamlining your work order process, one powerful tool to consider is a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS). Let’s explore five key benefits of using a CMMS tool to track work orders and how it can automate maintenance management processes.
When it comes to streamlining your work order process, one powerful tool to consider is a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS). Let’s explore five key benefits of using a CMMS tool to track work orders and how it can automate maintenance management processes.
In today’s fast-paced business environment, maintaining optimal facility operations is more critical than ever. As a facility manager or maintenance team member, you know the importance of having the right tools to manage your assets efficiently. One of the most effective tools available is a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
The healthcare industry is quickly becoming a dominant sector of the American economy – recession proof, some say – so it is easy to understand that each physical healthcare facility of any type is a significant strategic asset that requires rigorous upkeep by in-house staff and third-party vendors.
This action is available for service requests in any status. It opens up a messaging screen with the service request details, and a field to add comments.
The benefit is improved communications to improve work flow oversight via email.
Requesters can provide information regarding the request using the more details field. This field now automatically carries over to the work order upon approval.
This change provides a new level of staff role to enable staff to have very limited work order access, but still be able to submit service requests like an employee or tenant user.
Adding this button enables more efficient logging and evaluation of work that has been completed.
Previously, work orders were added to tasks from the action dropdown of the task list. Now, work orders can be added while creating a task.