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Highlights in this issue:
- On Site Maintenance A Reality With Q-CMMS
On site, out of mind is a problem that many construction companies face when it comes to maintenance. Read more..
- QBCon Drills Deeper in the Word CMMS
Business term abbreviations are often misunderstood. If you are in the manufacturing industry you will probably recognise the abbreviation CMMS, but how much do you really know about these systems? Read more...
- Blog: CMMS = KISS
We have been a player in the mainstream arena of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems for the last 15 years. I’ve had the unique opportunity of being involved in both the sales (Sales Professional) as well as the implementation (Project Manager) side of our Q-CMMS. Read the full blog on the Q-CMMS blog.
- Root Cause Analysis Presentation
QBCon's computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) expert and Q-CMMS project manager Winston Connor presented a paper on root cause analysis at the 18th Annual Maintenance Engineering Conference South Africa (MECSA). Click here to download the presentation.
On Site Maintenance A Reality With Q-CMMS
On site, out of mind is a problem that many construction companies face when it comes to maintenance. A computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) can help your company keep track of preventative maintenance on equipment, even when you're not on site. Read more...
QBCon Drills Deeper in the Word CMMS
Business term abbreviations are often misunderstood. If you are in the manufacturing industry you will probably recognise the abbreviation CMMS, but how much do you really know about these systems? In this article QBCon will explain why this little abbreviation can change the way you manage your plant. Read more...
Blog: CMMS = KISS
We have been a player in the mainstream arena of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems for the last 15 years. I’ve had the unique opportunity of being involved in both the sales (Sales Professional) as well as the implementation (Project Manager) side of our Q-CMMS. Read the full blog on the Q-CMMS blog.
The QBCon Computerised Maintenance Management System Q-CMMS is an all inclusive plant and facilities maintenance system that aims to minimise risk by decreasing downtime and increasing productivity. Q-CMMS makes provision for preventative maintenance, asset management (machinery), job cards, and technician allocation to breakdowns, inventory, work orders and breakdown costing.
QBCon Says
Many companies don't realise the value a CMMS can add to the production process. Knowing when a particular machine needs maintenance helps production plants schedule maintenance times that don't coincide with production times, thereby increasing profit.
A preventative maintenance schedule also ensures that production isn't unexpectedly interrupted by breakdowns. Furthermore a CMMS ensures that companies can always prove safety compliance.
Root Cause Analysis Presentation
QBCon's computerised maintenance management system (CMMS) expert and Q-CMMS project manager Winston Connor presented a paper on root cause analysis at the 18th Annual Maintenance Engineering Conference South Africa (MECSA). The paper, entitled Today's Terms, Schools of Thought and Models with the focus on Root Cause Analysis contained valuable insights into modern plant maintenance.
Click here to download the presentation.
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