Maintanence Schedules for Rolls
Maintanence Schedules for Rolls
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Dear All,
I am trying to set up a system of maintaining a complex array of rolls used within my plant. There are some 150 different types some with suction some ceramic some steel and others with speciality coating. The problem I have is that there is no real scheduled maintanence on them and we are forever being caught out with breakdowns due to unmaintained rolls. I was just wondering if anyone has any software that they would recommend or a spread sheet that has similar layout.
Thanks in advance
Ross
I am trying to set up a system of maintaining a complex array of rolls used within my plant. There are some 150 different types some with suction some ceramic some steel and others with speciality coating. The problem I have is that there is no real scheduled maintanence on them and we are forever being caught out with breakdowns due to unmaintained rolls. I was just wondering if anyone has any software that they would recommend or a spread sheet that has similar layout.
Thanks in advance
Ross





RE: Maintanence Schedules for Rolls
You can do a simple program in Excel or a more complicated one in Access.
Here is a simple example of one done in Excel:
In the first columns identify the product with number and serial numbers etc. Next part depends if you want to track on hourly or calendar basics. For hourly something like this may work
Total Time 1005
Done At Interval Next Due TimeRemaining
1000 100 ยจ 1100 95
Formula for next due and time remaining are
=B5+C5 =D5-$C$2
Your total time is just a running total of time in use.
For a calendar basic
27/09/2004
DateLastDone Interval(months) NextDue TimeRemaining
12-Sep-04 24 12-Sep-06 715Days
Formula for NextDue and TimeRemaining are
=G6+(H6*30.4166667) =I6-$F$3
Where 30.416 is the average number of days in a month. F3 contains Today().
You can use the data base functions to sort when the next item is due and condition formatting to highlight next due items.