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Can you imagine performing your equipment maintenance tasks without a well-structured schedule? No maintenance tasks would be performed properly and in a timely manner. If more than 20 percent of your work orders are consistently completed late, it indicates you need to improve your scheduling practices.  That’s why maintenance scheduling is considered essential for all […]

The life of a maintenance manager is not easy. Every day at work is spent sifting through heaps of paperwork, looking for computer files, and scrubbing emails,  finding essential data, reports, and communication for your department.  It could become frustrating to perform repetitive tasks daily, slowing down your productivity and progress. In today’s ever-changing world,

It’s only the start of  2025 yet, and several industries will be facing a significant financial blow.. Why? The recent tariffs. The Trump administration’s recent implementation of substantial tariffs on imported equipment and parts will increase the cost of pretty much every replacement part or new machine. The construction industry is likely to face one

Life is not easy if you’re a maintenance professional. Let’s be honest – keeping everything running smoothly in your organization is not simple. You need to juggle a million different tasks, from preventing equipment breakdowns to ensuring maintenance costs do not go through the roof, all while trying to stay ahead of the curve.  In

Put yourself in the shoes of a facility manager (let’s say, Frank) at a busy downtown office building in New York. Being a facility manager, we are certain he knows the drill all too well. The tenants of the building are demanding. Plus, the budget cuts are looming and the outdated and aging HVAC system

Daily workflows within an organization can be tedious, leaving workers dissatisfied. A supporting statistic shows that almost 58% of workers are unhappy with their daily workflows.  The main reasons behind their dissatisfaction originate from monotonous manual tasks, obsolete technologies, and limited chances for professional growth. Interestingly, another study discovered that most employees are open to

Construction equipment usually comes at a hefty price, and it is not an item you would prefer recurring in your monthly or even yearly budget. Protecting your costly investment is important, as well as ensuring it operates optimally and yields good returns.  Addressing issues such as idle time, improper or unauthorized usage, fuel wastage, and