Does anyone have any insight on using a CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) for industrial applications IE: machine shops, MHE, welding shops etc ... ???

I've used one in the Navy for years, but want something better for this company.

I am looking for advice from people who have either started something from scratch or have actually used them and can give recommendations on software / companies.

Cheers,
PISTOL

 

I ran a hospital maintenance dept for ten years and used maintain it pro by datastream purchesed through Grainger. Loved it easy to set up and use.

http://www.datastream.net/english/products/mp2.aspx

 

Dang Pistol, don't you know that PMCS stands for "Park the Mother, Call the Shop"?
I've got one you might use. I'll get back at ya.

Shortround out

 

Thanks for the suggestions ... I'll check into both of them !! did a walk around today to see just how deep & dirty of a hole I am getting ready to jump into with this maintenance program .... whew . Nice to have a purpose again !!

Cheers,
PISTOL

 

We use a program called AIMS.

 

get one of your Navy buddies to get you a copy of the PMS manual...M M M .
LOL I hated that system to tear apart something that works great never made sense and usually caused a failure later.

 

We use a program called Maximo here at the station and a program called Teamtrack to track corrective action.