MAIN-TOOL – Maintenance and Technical Management

The Goals

In order to effectively plan and employ human resources, plant and material, as well as to identify and capitalise on potential cost reductions, a business needs a powerful Maintenance Management System (MMS). In almost every enterprise there are critical assets that immediately affect performance and productivity.
Almost every company has critical plant and equipment which directly affects performance and, hence, profitability.
Modern, transparent cost control, maintaining quality requirements, rigid adherence to legal requirements with regard to environmental and safety issues, increased availability of technical equipment, appropriate communication and distribution of information, convergence and extensive integration of parallel systems, particularly of office products – these are our goals, set in agreement with you, and pursued together with your organisation.
   
The Most Significant Benefits  
  
  High quality through certification 
  Service and update programme 
  Rapid project implementation
  Industry specific functions 
  Problem free individual customisation
  Nationwide coverage through skilled, qualified staff
  Annual MAIN-TOOL two day users’ meeting with around 60 participants from all over Germany
      (exclusively for service customers)

                                                        
The Solution for…   
  
  An ALM system (Asset Life-Cycle Management) to manage a company’s plant and maintenance
      resources over the whole lifecycle and beyond. Remote diagnostics and condition-based 
      maintenance are both supported.

  An EAM system (Enterprise Asset Management) to manage the company’s maintenance processes,
      ensuring plant availability and reduced down time.

  An SDM system (Shut Down Management) for major overhauls in the process industry such as in
      petrochemical and cement sectors. This also applies to the power generation sector where block
      standstill is necessary to perform extensive repair and maintenance tasks.

  Total Productive Maintenance, TPM. Whereby in this organisational model all employees working
      on the plant and equipment are supported by the system, not just those involved in maintenance
      activities.

  ISO – 9000ff certification
   
System Highlights   
  
 Work Flow Management
 Technical Facility Management
 Equipment Explorer
 Resource Planning
 Reports and Analysis
 Budget Management
 Spares Management
 Supplier Part Catalogues
 Maintenance Life Cycles
 Materials Management
 Technical Procurement
 Technical Controlling
 Deadline and Capacity Management
 Repair Shop Management
 Condition-based and preventative Maintenance