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| Maintenance Planning Assessment |
1. Are preplanned job packages developed for most of the maintenance work scheduled (all specifications, procedures, parts, labor, etc. identified)? (YES)
2. Does the planner use the maintenance staff to assist in the development of preplanned job packages? (YES) 3. Is a planner/scheduler (or just a planner) performing the day-to-day job ever called upon to rush in parts for a breakdown? (NO)
4. Does the planner identify backlog based on categories (e.g., ready to schedule, waiting on parts, waiting on engineering, waiting to be planned)? (YES)
5. Does the planner validate whether a work request is valid? (NO)
6. Does the planner provide feedback to the requester when a work request or notification has been entered into the CMMS/EAM system? (YES)
7. Does the planner visit the job sites of work to be planned on at least 30% of jobs? (YES)
8. Can the planner check status of planned work parts on the CMMS/EAM within five minutes of any job? (YES)
9. Does the planner validate work request in three days or less? (YES)
10. Do you have at least one planner for every 7–15 maintenance personnel? (YES)
11. Does the planner provide feedback to the requester when a work request or notification has been entered into the CMMS/EAM system? (YES)
12. Does the planner visit the job sites of work to be planned on at least 30% of jobs? (YES)
13. Can the planner check status of planned work parts on the CMMS/EAM within five minutes of any job? (YES)
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