Features Of TITAN CMMS
Asset Maintenance Software for Facilities, Plants, Machinery, and More!
Key Modules
Asset Management
Equipment Failure Recording
Planned Preventive Maintenance
Health & Safety Assessment
Health & Safety Assessment
Stock Inventory Control
Inspection/Health Monitoring
Reporting
Top Features
Tracking Work Orders
Maintenance managers can select equipment with a problem and assign a specific technician to do the work.
External work requests
Maintenance teams often have to take a work request from people outside the team.
Scheduling Tasks
As a team starts to schedule preventive maintenance, they need a reliable work calendar.
Audit & Certification
Many MMS systems keep an unchangeable record of every action, so an asset’s maintenance history can be audited.
Recoding Asset History
Many maintenance teams have to care for assets that are 10, 20, even 30 years old. These machines have a long history of repairs.
Managing Inventory
Maintenance teams have to store and manage a lot of inventory that include things like spare parts for machines and supplies like oil and grease.
Inventory & Asset Management
Reduce:
- Stock waste
- Human intervention
- Time to diagnose
- TAT
Improve:
- SOPs and best practice compliance
- Resource utilization
- Quality control
- Maintenance tracking & history
Workflow Improvements
Reduce:
- Unnecessary paper work
- Communication delays
- Data fragmentation
Improve:
- Accountability & prioritization
- Safety
- Forecasting and planning
Cost Reduction
Reduce:
- Unplanned shutdowns
- Overtime
- Average time to repair
Improve:
- Asset life
- Budget efficiency
- Budget utilization
Tracking & Reporting
Reduce:
- Average MTTR
- Average MTBF
- Preventive maintenance waste
Identify:
- Cost footprints
- Audit logs
- Productivity black holes
Maintenance backlog
Maintaining an Accurate Maintenance backlog is an essential piece of your company’s puzzle.
Backlogs can ensure your equipment remains in proper working order to avoid costly repairs and interruptions to your schedule. They’re critical in effective planning and scheduling. But most importantly, keeping up with tasks can prevent hazards that could put your employees in danger.
