For manufacturing and processing plants
Unplanned downtime on a production line costs more than any maintenance budget. PieCMMS is a computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) that organises your equipment by plant, area and line, plans preventive work by run hours, cycles or date, and takes readings straight from SCADA so problems show up before a machine stops.
The problems PieCMMS is built to remove.
Without readings or inspections, the first sign of a failing bearing is a stopped line.
Schedules in a workbook get skipped when production is busy, and nobody notices until something fails.
A critical spare was used last month and never reordered.
Production and maintenance keep different records, so meetings argue about the figures instead of the fixes.
Everything below is part of PieCMMS today.
Model the plant the way your team talks about it.
Plan work on how hard each machine actually runs.
Lubrication routes, safety checks and inspections as checklists technicians complete on their phones.
Let your control system tell maintenance when something is drifting.
From the operator who spots it to the technician who fixes it.
The right spare on the shelf when the machine needs it.
Figures production and maintenance can agree on, each with its definition shown.
Build the location tree and load assets and spares.
Set PM schedules and attach checklists.
Map SCADA tags to assets and set alert thresholds.
Operators report, schedules raise work, technicians complete it.
Use MTBF, downtime and cost to target the worst equipment.
A computerised maintenance management system: software that holds your asset register, plans preventive maintenance, runs work orders, manages spare parts and reports on reliability and cost. PieCMMS is a CMMS.
Yes. Readings are posted to the PieCMMS readings API over HTTPS with an integration key, in batches of up to 500, with each SCADA tag mapped to an asset and meter. Most plants use a small forwarder such as Node-RED, an Ignition gateway script or a historian export on a schedule.
Yes. A schedule can use run hours, cycles or any counter you define, a calendar interval, or both, and the work order is raised by whichever falls due first.
Yes. Print a QR label for each machine or line. Anyone who scans it can report a fault with photos, and the report enters the maintenance queue with a response deadline.
Yes. The reliability view shows mean time between failures, mean time to repair, PM compliance, downtime and cost for any period, site or asset type, with the exact definition of each figure beside it.
Yes. Each plant is a site with its own location tree, and managers can see one plant or all of them.
Request a demo. We reply within one business day, walk you through PieCMMS on your own data, and set up a trial workspace for your team.
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