Asset Management

Plan the work before the problem.

Set the schedule once and ocapii raises the work, assigns it and records it.

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Set it once

Build a plan per asset or asset type. New equipment inherits the plan as soon as it's registered. 

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20%
reduction in equipment downtime
50% up to
reduction in maintenance overtime labor & contractor costs
5%
eduction in new equipment costs
20%
increase in labour productivity
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What it does

Service on condition, not just on date

Equipment behaving normally is left alone. Equipment drifting gets attention early. 

Overdue work doesn't slip quietly

Missed work escalates to a named owner and shows on group dashboards. 

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What it does

Ready for the audit, all year

Every completed plan leaves a timestamped record with evidence attached. 

Ready work orders easy for everyone to use.

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Work Orders

Work Orders

Every job carries its own record: who raised it, what was done, what it cost and who signed it off.

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Preventive Maintenance

Sensors, probes and gateways stream into one operating view.

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Facility Maintenance

Facility Maintenance

Planned work, reactive jobs, statutory checks and contractor visits, per building and across the estate.

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FAQ

Work order common questions

Work carried out on a schedule to keep equipment running, rather than in response to a failure.

 

Yes. Where sensors are connected, thresholds and trends can raise work automatically.

Yes. Plans are built centrally and applied by asset type across sites.

It escalates to a named owner and appears on group dashboards, with the history retained.