Article | REF: MT9130 V1

Maintenance diagnostics - Performance measurement and interpretation

Author: Daniel DIEBOLT

Publication date: April 10, 2007

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1. What should be measured?

The main areas to be measured and controlled are :

  • direct or intervention costs ;

  • the indirect cost or cost of yield losses attributable to maintenance ;

  • cost of spare parts ;

  • maintenance department management and activity (including subcontracting);

  • quality of service ;

  • staff productivity ;

  • personnel management ;

  • the participation of Production in Maintenance;

  • the integration of Maintenance into investments.

Each of these areas is measured by figures that can come from :

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