CMMS Maintenance Care Blog

Summer Crowds Impacts Your CMMS Software

Written by Dan Roberge | Wed, Jun 18, 2014 @ 02:00 PM

Summer is almost here and if you run the maintenance facility department in a hospitality environment then you know how hectic things can be. Not only are there typically more guests, which means more work but preventive maintenance can be pushed aside to accommodate the influx of people.



There is a way of keeping everything in order and done on time and that is with CMMS Software.

Schedule Tasks

How it works is that you can schedule all of the tasks ahead of time and submit work orders to your employees via mobile app so you don't even have to call them into the office for a work order. As far as preventive maintenance, everything can be added beforehand so it never gets behind or forgotten. So while you're busy with all of the little tasks that guests need taken care of, the things like changing light bulbs, changing air filters, or making sure the batteries are fresh in television remotes or fire detectors are done as well.

CMMS Software makes everything easy so you can take it easier. With summer upon us, don't let the rush of people put you behind on your work. Make it easier and more efficient with the right computerized maintenance management software. Not only does it make your workload less but it cuts down on a lack of communication and misunderstandings on who is assigned to do a certain job or if it even got done at all. Since everything is kept online, you don't even have to worry about paperwork or notes lying around your desk that can get misplaced and lost.

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Test Drive

You can take the software for a test drive by trying out the free software which has many of the benefits you will enjoy then you'll see why you need the full version to make everything run smooth, efficient, and cost effective. It's the best way of ensuring that your summer is less stressful and you can focus on happy customers instead of trying to simply “keep up.”