types of maintenance

types of maintenance

1. predictive

   • Preventive maintenance is the act of performing regularly scheduled maintenance activities to help prevent possible future failures.
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     • advantages
       • -Savings in spare parts costs -Increased reliability
     • disadvantages
       • -Requires a high initial investment -Requires qualified personnel

2. preventive

   • Preventive maintenance is the act of performing regularly scheduled maintenance activities to help prevent possible future failures.
     • advantages
       • -Longer asset life -Fewer interruptions to critical operations
     • disadvantages
       • -More manpower, so you will need more available personnel -Excessive maintenance potential

3. corrective

   • Corrective maintenance is that which corrects the defects observed in the equipment or installations.
     • advantages
       • -No large technical infrastructure or high analysis capacity is required. -Solutions to equipment failures are usually documented, which facilitates problem solving.
     • disadvantages
       • -Breakdowns occur unexpectedly, causing disruptions to production. -Risk of failure of elements that are difficult to acquire, which implies the need for a large "stock" of spare parts.

4. Emergency

   • is a type of corrective maintenance that is performed urgently in the event of machine failure to resume critical business processes.
     • advantages
       • One of the main advantages of emergency maintenance is that there is no initial planning involved, so the initial cost involved to maintain equipment before a failure occurs is certain. Since no planning is required, the number of team members needed to resolve problems will be less.
     • disadvantages
       • Emergency maintenance does not increase equipment life. In fact, it generally reduces the life of the equipment. It can be more costly than the expense of implementing regular preventive maintenance.

5. Adaptive

   • These are modifications that affect the environments in which the system operates, for example, changes in hardware configuration, base software, database managers and communications.
     • advantages
       • Generally, you will see a significant reduction in the risk of failure. It has a low cost compared to predictive maintenance. There is better control and planning of equipment maintenance.
     • disadvantages
       • It requires both experienced maintenance personnel and recommendations provided by the equipment manufacturer. This type of maintenance does not allow for accurate determination of the deterioration or depreciation of machinery parts and components.

6. Evolutive

   • is one that ensures that the systems of a business are at the forefront of technology, thus allowing them to adequately fulfill their functions.
     • advantages
       • It is the best alternative for the smooth operation of older software. Makes the latest technology more accessible to enhance productivity.
     • disadvantages
       • The development of new functions may take longer than expected. New and innovative functions may fail if not sufficiently tested.

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