Maintenance KPI’s
Maintenance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are metrics used to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of maintenance processes within an organization. Common maintenance KPIs include:
1. **Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)**: Measures the productivity of equipment, combining availability, performance, and quality metrics.
2. **Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)**: Calculates the average time between equipment failures, indicating reliability.
3. **Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)**: Measures the average time it takes to repair equipment after a failure, indicating maintenance efficiency.
4. **Planned Maintenance Percentage**: Tracks the percentage of maintenance activities that are planned in advance versus reactive maintenance.
5. **Maintenance Cost as a Percentage of Asset Value**: Assesses the cost-effectiveness of maintenance activities relative to the value of assets.
6. **Equipment Downtime**: Measures the total time equipment is unavailable for production due to maintenance activities or failures.
7. **Work Order Backlog**: Tracks the number of pending maintenance tasks, indicating workload and resource allocation.
8. **Inventory Turnover**: Measures how quickly maintenance parts and supplies are used, reflecting inventory management efficiency.
9. **Mean Time to Failure (MTTF)**: Similar to MTBF but focuses on the time until the first failure of a system.
10. **Preventive Maintenance Compliance**: Measures the percentage of scheduled preventive maintenance tasks completed on time.These KPIs help organizations monitor the performance of their maintenance processes, identify areas for improvement, and optimize asset management strategies
