by Graham | Mar 16, 2013 | E-Quip AM, Jobs, Planned Maintenance, PPM
Summary I have produced a fairly in-depth technical article which explains in some detail how and when the equipment last & next PPM dates are calculated and displayed. Understanding these details will give you a thorough knowledge of how PPM scheduling functions... by Graham | Dec 12, 2012 | E-Quip AM, PPM
There is a great deal of documentation (both in the product Help and on this blog) which describes how planned maintenance can be managed using e-Quip. I thought that it might be useful to provide a brief overview of these techniques to act as a roadmap to... by Graham | Nov 21, 2012 | New Features, PPM
New in 2.6.0 A useful new feature is arriving in version 2.6.0 which allows you to specify a PPM Schedule for a location. This is used in conjunction with the Maintenance Week field (which has been there for quite a while) to automatically link new devices to a... by Graham | Nov 29, 2011 | PPM
The Problem Suppose that you want all of the equipment in Ward 1 to be on a single, 12-monthly schedule. If you’ve read any of the previous articles on PPM scheduling then this will be simple: 1. On the equipment summary screen find all of the equipment in Ward... by Graham | Oct 8, 2011 | Contract Management, Planned Maintenance
A PPM Masterclass – Part 3: PPM Scheduling for Devices Covered by Maintenance Contracts Why should your strategy for planned maintenance be any different than for devices that you maintain in-house? If you are familiar with E-Quip AM PPM scheduling (there are several...