CMMS for Manufacturing Plants

Keep critical machines running across shifts. MaintBoard gives production, maintenance, and stores one place to see what’s down, who’s on the repair, and what planned work still needs attention.

  • Reduce repeat breakdowns
  • Improve preventive maintenance compliance
  • Avoid spare parts shortages
Two maintenance team members review a tablet on a factory floor alongside MaintBoard panels showing scheduled work and active breakdowns.
Maintenance Visibility

Give the next shift a clear handover

A press is still down, a technician is waiting for a seal kit, and a pump inspection was moved to the next shift. The incoming team should be able to see who owns each job and what needs to happen next.

See who’s handling the breakdown

Review active breakdowns and see which repairs have an owner, which are underway, and which still need a response.

Pick up the pending planned work

Check what was completed and agree who will take the remaining inspections or service jobs when production can release the equipment.

Know which repairs are waiting for parts

See the hold reason and check stock with stores so the next shift knows whether it can pick up the job.

Teams

One view of the work across your plant

Plant managers

Can see which machines are repeatedly interrupting production and where maintenance needs support.

Maintenance managers

Can assign urgent repairs, review overdue work, and decide what needs the next available production window.

Maintenance technicians

Can see their assigned jobs, check equipment history, and record what they found and fixed.

Stores teams

Can check which storeroom has the part and see which spares are running low.

Command Center

See what’s down and what’s scheduled today

Open the Command Center at the start of a shift to see active breakdowns, today’s scheduled work, and the maintenance backlog. When a repair needs attention, open the work order to see who owns it and what’s holding it up.

Implementation

Plan the rollout around your plant

See How Implementation Works
1

Review how maintenance works today.

Show us how production reports faults, how supervisors assign work, and how stores checks parts.
2

Agree on the scope.

Decide which sites, people, and maintenance workflows to include, and what data needs to be ready for launch.
3

Train each team on its daily work.

Walk through how operators report a fault, how supervisors assign it, and how technicians complete the job.
Next Steps

Evaluate MaintBoard for your plant

Explore the product in detail or see what goes into a quote for your plant.

See what a shift would look like in MaintBoard

Tell us how your plant hands over open repairs and planned work today. We’ll show what production, maintenance, and stores would each see in MaintBoard.