Maintenance scheduling

What problem does it solve? Planned maintenance constantly competes with production for time, and scheduling against the calendar instead of the production plan leads to overruns, deferred statutory inspections, and assets whose reactive work outgrows planned work. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Consequence-Based Ranking: Prioritizes statutory and safety-critical inspections first, then ranks jobs by failure cost, so single points of failure outrank redundant units regardless of due dates. - Window Fitting: Matches each job's duration and isolation requirements against planned downtime, changeovers, and shift patterns to prevent overruns. - Pre-Scheduling Checks: Verifies parts availability, skill coverage on shift, permits and isolations, and opportunities to combine jobs sharing the same isolation. - Use Case: A plant planner with a backlog of 40 maintenance jobs uses this Skill to sequence them into next month's planned downtime windows, flag two overdue statutory inspections, and combine three jobs that share one electrical isolation. ## Quick Start Use the maintenance scheduling skill to sequence this maintenance backlog against next month's production plan and flag anything overdue.