Maintenance Planning and Operations

Maintenance Planning often has little perceived value for busy fleets. The "Fix it When it Breaks" approach is nine times as costly as planned maintenance. The cost increase does not account for lost production and sales.

Maintenance Operations is as much a mystery to most fleet operators as Maintenance Planning. Any fleet operator with more than five trucks who runs a shop or outsources repairs should plan their maintenance operations.

The distinction between the two is that Maintenance Planning focuses on the methods uses to maintain and repair equipment whereas Maintenance Operations Planning focuses on the support infrastructure needed to do the work. For example, budget and financial planning is a component of fleet operation planning.

Fleet operators who ignore maintenance or maintenance operations planning needlessly waste thousands  of dollars on their expense lines.

KelRoy Solutions will:

• Examine your processes
• Build systems and procedures to reduce costs and increase equipment availability
• Integrate the processes in to your business with minimum disruption

KelRoy Solutions can help build an unbiased view of your organization and stop the "Crisis Mode" style of operation.

 

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