The Power of the Right Maintenance Schedule

Most maintenance managers know how to make a good maintenance and work schedule compatible with their team. They are able to distribute planned activities among their staff and technicians over the days and work shifts, balancing the load in the best possible way.

Nevertheless, they generally experience emergencies and problems to justify the need for overtime, which weighs down activities and overloads the team.

In this article, Frank Pereira shows that this situation can be different, inviting people to think about creative solutions that result in more efficiency and engagement. Frank uses examples throughout and shows techniques to build maintenance programs that provide better results for the company, reduce risks and raise team well-being.