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Step 4: Preventive and Reactive Maintenance

Get to know the two core processes in remberg

Written by Katharina Kos

Consider what type of process you are currently focusing on: reactive or preventive maintenance?

If you would like to focus on planned, recurring maintenance of your machines as a first step, please continue reading below under "4.1 Preventive Maintenance".

If you want to start by focusing on one-off tasks that require a quick response (such as repairs), please continue reading below under "4.2 Reactive Maintenance".


4.1 Preventive Maintenance

We understand preventive maintenance to mean recurring events such as the biannual servicing of fire extinguishers or daily hall inspections. Watch the following video to learn how you can optimally map this process in remberg:

Read more about the modules shown in the video here:


4.2 Reactive Maintenance

By reactive maintenance, we mean responding to one-off events such as a malfunction or machine downtime. Watch the following video to learn how you can optimally map this process in remberg:

Read more about the modules shown in the video here:

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