For maintenance managers

Run maintenance that is planned, on time and costed

Maintenance managers balance planned work, breakdowns, crews, parts and contractors every day. Mintema puts all of it in one place, so the right job gets done by the right people, with the parts ready and the cost recorded.

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01Plan

Planned maintenance that runs itself

What you get
  • Plans by date, usage or condition

    Work created on time, automatically.

  • Checklists per job

    Every task done the same way.

  • Backlog in view

    See what is due, late and coming.

This week
Planned72%
Corrective21%
Emergency7%
A balanced weekIllustrative
Next stop · 02Assign
02Assign

The right crew on the right job

What you get
  • Crews by skill and shift

    Recommended by availability.

  • Approvals and permits

    Stages and signatures you define.

  • SLA on every job

    Clocks by priority and work type.

Work order flow
RequestRaisedApproveSupervisorAssignCrewExecuteOn SLA
Your workflow, your rulesIllustrative
Next stop · 03Parts
03Parts

Parts ready before the crew arrives

What you get
  • Stores and stock

    Every part with its level and bin.

  • Reserved per job

    Parts held for planned work.

  • Purchasing linked

    Requests and orders tied to the work.

Parts for this week
Bearings 6205ReservedReady
Seal kits2 shortOrdered
FiltersReservedReady
No waiting for partsIllustrative
Next stop · 04Contractors
04Contractors

Contractors who deliver, with proof

What you get
  • Contractor access

    They see and close only their jobs.

  • Photos and signatures

    Evidence on every job.

  • Performance per contract

    SLA, quality and cost.

SLA met, by contractor
Contractor A96%
Contractor B88%
Contractor C71%
Contract performanceIllustrative
Next stop · 05Improve
05Improve

KPIs that show what to fix next

What you get
  • Maintenance dashboards

    Backlog, SLA, planned ratio and cost.

  • Cost per asset

    Find the assets that cost the most.

  • Ask in plain language

    Which assets broke down most this month?

Repeat failures
Pump P-125 breakdownsReview
Conveyor C-43 breakdownsWatch
Compressor K-30 breakdownsOK
Know what to fix nextIllustrative
Journey completeSee everything you gain
At a glance

Everything you gain, at a glance

  1. Planned work

    created on time

  2. The right crew

    for every job

  3. Parts ready

    before work starts

  4. SLA you meet

    by priority

  5. Proof of work

    from crews and contractors

  6. Clear KPIs

    to improve every month

Getting started

How maintenance teams get started

A typical path. The scope and timing are agreed with you.

  1. Month 11

    Assets and teams

    Assets, crews and work types set up.

    • Assets
    • Crews
    • Work types
  2. Months 2-32

    Planned work

    PM plans, approvals and SLA live.

    • PM plans
    • Approvals
    • SLA
  3. Months 3-63

    Parts and contractors

    Stores and contractors on the platform.

    • Stores
    • Purchasing
    • Contractors
  4. Ongoing4

    Improvement

    KPIs, cost per asset and reports.

    • KPIs
    • Cost
    • Reports
FAQ

Maintenance managers, answered

Have a question that is specific to your organisation? A solution engineer will answer it against your own assets, processes and data.

Yes. Work types, stages, approvals and signatures are set by you, without code.

Yes. Crews receive, update and close work orders with photos on phones and tablets.

Yes. Stores, stock, reservations and purchasing are linked to the work.

Yes. SLA, quality and cost are measured per contract.

A WORKING SESSION

Your maintenance,
under control.

We will set up one of your work types and show a request go from approval to closed with parts and costs.

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