[Sydney, 04 May 2016] – Mainpac, a global leader in enterprise asset management, provides a way for customers to distribute tasks more efficiently. Through their computerised maintenance management system (CMMS), customers can keep a list of all their assets and access it whenever they want. They can monitor every activity and assign who does what task and when they need to complete it.

Furthermore, the technical teams in charge of ground operations may also record, schedule and track all maintenance work for the equipment. For managers, this enables them to oversee the condition of the assets and performance of technicians. The data gathered by the CMMS can go to improving the overall maintenance strategy where customers can evaluate in detail the most cost-effective methods to implement.

Automated and Structured

Assets must be able to meet the requirements of the daily operation, according to Mainpac. Process automation will go a long way in ensuring that the equipment is in good condition, and in compartmentalising the work for the ground crew. With Mainpac, every customer will take the first step to a fail-proof and future-ready operation.
Mainpac’s CMMS is not just capable of delegating tasks and keeping a list of assets. The data can also be useful in verifying compliance with regulations. In any industry, it is imperative to follow the ordinance to ensure fair competition and the safety of labourers.

More from Mainpac

Mainpac’s asset solution management have been utilised by several industries, including the manufacturing, mining, port and energy sectors. The company’s deep understanding of the challenges facing organisations all over the world ensure they provide a solution that meets real-world demands.

Their wide-ranging services aim to work seamlessly to provide customers all the benefits they can possibly get. More than that, Mainpac takes pride in their responsiveness to customer requirements and their track record of delivery.

About Mainpac

Present in more than 24 countries, Mainpac is committed to serving customers far from their headquarters in Sydney. They also have a collaborative, research and development relationship with The Asset Institute. The company also works closely with Australian universities and other industry partners to be able to provide reliable asset management solutions.

Visit the company’s website, http://mainpac.com.au/computerised-maintenance-management-system, for more information.