Equipment Problem-Failure Code Library
Speed up your asset reliability initiative with the industry’s most extensive EAM/CMMS Problem-Failure Code Library.
- Developed by Certified Maintenance Reliability Professionals (CMRPs) and Reliability Engineers
- Utilized by organizations across the globe to speed up asset reliability initiatives and improve equipment failure analysis.
- Contains Problem-Failure Codes for 1,330 equipment types—pumps, heat exchangers, chillers, motors, compressors, etc., canvassing rotating, mechanical, and electrical equipment, and over 44,000 problem-failure codes
- Delivered in an XLS format, it can be easily imported into your Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) or Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
- Reduce development time and jumpstart Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM).
For a limited time, buy our complete Problem-Failure Code Library in Excel format for a one-time fee of $2,500.
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Start improving asset reliability today with The EAM Library's Equipment Failure Codes.
Know your equipment: past, present, and future.
Utilize Problem-Failure Codes to access precise information about where problems originate and which components fail. Roll this data up by cost and frequency. Leverage this information to reduce unplanned equipment downtime.
Identify
Know what happened. Gain vital insights into corrective maintenance activities. Zero in on asset failures based on equipment class, problem, and failure reason.
Report
Know how much it costs in time and money. Discover which action was taken, how frequently, and at what cost.
Predict
Know when it will happen again. Using the asset’s work history record, accurately determine the optimum maintenance schedule.
The EAM Library helps organizations across the globe improve asset management
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