Maintenance Job Prioritisation
Maintenance Job Prioritisation
Introduction The prioritisation of maintenance jobs is key to the effective utilisation of maintenance resources
In this section
Prioritisation Tools
Decision Table You can adapt the table below to suit the requirements of your organisation.
Note Requester Priority 1 does not feature in the grading. Jobs that require immediate response (emergencies) are, by default, priority "0" and therefore classified as "Unplanned". The above factors and grading only apply to "Planned" jobs routed to the planning function.
Grading Table
This table is a useful tool to determine the priority of a maintenance job using the above factors, grading and weights. Planning Priority Weight Priority >9 1 8-9 2 5-7 3 <=4 4
Prioritisation Example
Example Scenario You must create a job to satisfy the following Notification sent to you by the maintenance supervisor. What planning priority would you assign to this job?
Notification
Area Code Equipment Number Address Code
6001
Description
6001-001
Description
6001-001-002
Description
Screw Conveyor Originator Name: John Corsica Date Recorded 12 June 1996 Time
Bleach Plant
Drive Gearbox
Sign: JCorsica
12:00 Tel 3324 Description of observation, failure, deficiency, defect, problem, request The gearbox is leaking oil from the drive shaft. I investigated the problem. The seal will have to be replaced at the next opportunity. Please get A new seal and also the retainer for the seal.
Arced Bent Blocked Burnt Missing 1 Immediate 2 In 48 hrs FAILURE OBSERVATION Blown Inaccurate Contaminated Jammed Corroded Leaking Cracked Loose Stopped Noisy Vibration Product Damage Tripped
Overheated Torn ORIGINATOR PRIORITY X 3 Next Week 4 Other Date 4 Next Outage Time
Locate the weight value "9" under the Weight column. Value 9 falls in the weight range 8-9. Read of the priority under the Priority column. Priority "2" must be assigned to the job.